Why Special Treatment for Members of Parliament Must End

In a recent development towards equal treatment, CM Yogi Adityanath banned the MPs to have a special siren or horns on their cars,
Here, we delve into the controversial topic of why Members of Parliament (MPs) should no longer receive special treatment.
We explore how these advantages contribute to inequality and undermine democratic principles.
Special treatment for MPs creates a double standard, undermining the fundamental principle that everyone is equal before the law.
Extra benefits and allowances for MPs contribute to a significant financial gap between them and ordinary citizens, which can lead to a disconnect from the realities faced by the public.
Special privileges often shield MPs from accountability, reducing transparency in government operations and decision-making processes.
Preferential treatment can erode public trust in the political system, as citizens perceive unfairness and potential corruption within their governance.Moral
As public servants, MPs should set an example by adhering to the same rules and standards as the people they represent.
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There should not be any special treatment for the so called VIPs. Good issue raised. 😊