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MPLRC(Amendment) 2019- English.pdf

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Elections Results Out: What Is The Salary Of An MP, What Perks Do They Get? Lets have a look- India recently concluded its 2024 Lok Sabha elections, a major event that saw citizens cast their votes. As the new Members of Parliament (MP) prepare to take their seats, the salaries and perks are worth looking at.  MP: Salaries- An MP earns a basic salary of ₹1,00,000 per month. This figure was set after the recent pay hike in 2018, with the aim of aligning their salaries with the inflation rates and the rising cost of living. MPs: Allowances and Perks Constituency allowance- MPs receive ₹70,000 per month as a constituency allowance – to cover expenses related to maintaining offices and engaging with constituents within their electoral regions. Office expenses- A Member of Parliament receives ₹60,000 per month for office expenses, which includes costs for stationary, telecommunications staff salaries etc. Daily allowance- During parliamentary sessions and committee meetings, MPs are entitled to a daily allowance of ₹2,000 to cover lodging, food and any other expenses while they are in the capital. Travel allowance- MPs are entitled to 34 free domestic air journeys per year for themselves and their immediate families. They also receive free first-class train travel for official and personal purposes. MPs can also claim mileage allowances when travelling by road within their constituencies. Housing and accommodation- MPs are given rent-free accommodations in prime areas during their 5-year term. Depending on seniority, they may receive bungalows, flats or hostel rooms. Those who choose not to use the official accommodation can claim a housing allowance of ₹2,00,000 per month. Medical facilities- MPs and their immediate families are entitled to free medical care under the Central Government Health Scheme (CGHS). This includes treatment at government hospitals and select private hospitals which come under the scheme. Pension- Former MPs receive a pension of ₹25,000 per month after serving one term in Parliament. For every extra year of service, they get an increment of ₹2,000 per month. Phone and internet- MPs are allotted up to 1,50,000 free telephone calls annually. They also receive free high-speed internet connections at their residences and offices. Water and electricity- MPs are provided with free electricity up to 50,000 units and free water up to 4,000 kilolitres annually.    ══━✧❂✧━━━           @judiciary_preparation_channel

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