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Making Laws
A Member of Parliament (MP) in the Lok Sabha helps create and pass laws for the country. They discuss and vote on various bills to ensure new laws are beneficial and relevant to the nation’s needs.
Representing People
MPs represent people from their area, known as a constituency. They bring up local issues in Parliament and work to solve them, staying in touch with their constituents to address their concerns effectively.
Monitoring Government
MPs monitor the government’s work by questioning ministers, participating in debates, and serving on committees. This helps ensure the government is functioning properly and using public money wisely.
Local Development
MPs use special funds to support projects in their constituencies, such as building schools, hospitals, and roads, to improve the local area and help the people living there.
MPs in India
India has 543 elected Lok Sabha MPs. Their salary is Rs 1 lakh per month, with additional allowances for housing, travel, and office expenses.
Eligibility and Disqualification
To be an MP, a person must be an Indian citizen, at least 25 years old, and a registered voter. Grounds for disqualification include holding an office of profit, being of unsound mind, or being bankrupt.
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