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Indian Parliament Vs British Parliament

	Indian Parliamentarian	British Parliamentarian

1	Election once in 5 years	Election once in 5 years
2	Any number of times	One can contest only twice
3	No problem with trial and conviction below 3 years	No criminal case should be pending
4	Not necessary to reside in elected constituency	Compulsory to reside in election constituency
5	Flexibility in attending Parliament and no penalty too	Attendance to parliament must be above 90% out of 230 working days, penalised for not attending parliament
6	No fixed deadline, complainant left at the mercy of MPs office staff, officials	Grievances are attended by fixed 30 days with token system
7	No accountability on spending on civic work. Details are never disclosed. Relatives of MPs handle the issue.	Details of expenditure spent on civic work is displayed every week.
8	Government sponsors foreign tour & vehicles for family / staff	No government vehicle for personal use or foreign visit
9	Indian MPs are exempted from Income Tax.	Must pay Income Tax on salaries.

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