
Some of these MPs keep their rooms locked or occupied by their staff even when they are out of Delhi. The Central government is planning to change the rules so that government will not have to pay the bills the rooms are either locked or occupied by either MPs’ staff or their acquaintances, when the Parliament is not in session.
A suite in Hotel Ashok commands Rs 12,000 a day and a room Rs 9,000. Most of the Lok Sabha members live in the heart of the city’s power district in “MP flats” in North Avenue and South Avenue built close to the Rashtrapati Bhawan.
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