Unit 10 P1 Case Study

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Dear Isheeta,

Our MPs are asking us to give up our LPG subsidy. But they're refusing to give up their Parliament canteen subsidy.

The Parliament Food Committee has refused to revise the rates of the canteen. They say the subsidy is mostly used by Parliament staff.

Isheeta, when Parliament is in session 250 MPs use the canteen. I want to show the committee that over one lakh fifty thousand people want these MPs to give up their canteen subsidy. Sign my petition.

I will take this petition and all our signatures to the Members of the Parliament Food Committee. If I can show them huge public support, they will have to give up their canteen subsidy.

Parliament canteen rates have not been revised since 2010. Since then, fuel rates have increased,

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