Bill to cut MPs salary by 30% due to Kovid-19 passed in Lok Sabha

 Bill to cut MPs salary by 30% due to Kovid-19 passed in Lok Sabha

Bill to cut MPs salary by 30% due to Kovid-19 passed in Lok Sabha. New Delhi. The Salary, Allowances and Pension (Amendment) Bill of Lok Sabha MPs was passed on Tuesday in the Monsoon Session of Parliament. The passage of this bill has cleared the way for 30 percent reduction in the salary of MPs for one year. Explain that this bill was brought in the House in view of Coronavirus Pandemic. In the discussion on this bill, Amravati (Maharashtra) MP Navneet Ravi Rana (Navneet Ravi Rana) discussed the development of the local area. Appealed not to cut the funds to be given to the MPs.

Rana said that MPs develop their areas with this amount. He said that the people who sent him to the House expect development from them and MPs fulfill their expectations with this amount. Rana further said that this amount is very important for newly elected MPs like me. At the same time, Adhir Ranjan Chowdhury, the leader of the Congress in the Lok Sabha, said that we have to bring a proposal for the cuts in Parliament salary, allowance and pension because we come from very backward areas and it is very important for us. Choudhary said that the government should return the MPLAD funds to us.

That is why this bill has been brought

Let me tell you that in the Lok Sabha on Monday, a bill was introduced to cut the salary of MPs by 30 percent for one year, which will be used to counter the situation caused by the Kovid-19 epidemic.