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Six Lok Sabha MPs from Bihar have not utilized any funds or recommended any development work under the MPLADS scheme.
There is a surprising update regarding six Lok Sabha MPs from Bihar. These MPs have not spent any money or suggested any development projects under the MP Local Area Development Scheme (MPLADS) as of now. This information is based on the latest data available on the MPLADS portal, which is updated until January 6, 2026.
The MPs in question represent various political parties. This includes Misa Bharti from RJD, Rajeev Ranjan Singh (Lalan Singh) from JDU, Shambhavi Chaudhary from LJP (Ram Vilas), and three BJP MPs: Rajiv Pratap Rudy, Sanjay Jaiswal, and Vivek Thakur. None of them have any expenditure or recommendations recorded in their accounts.
MPLADS allows MPs to recommend funds every year for local development projects like roads, schools, and healthcare facilities in their constituencies. This scheme aims to help develop areas according to local needs. However, it raises questions when many MPs have not made any recommendations or spent funds so far.
Experts note that while delays in projects can happen due to various reasons, it is quite unusual for any MP to have zero expenditure. This is particularly concerning given that the need for basic amenities has been increasing in many regions.
The situation calls for attention as the MPs need to take action and utilize the funds available for the development of their constituencies. It will be interesting to see if these MPs start making recommendations soon to address local needs.
Summary:
- Six Lok Sabha MPs from Bihar have not used MPLADS funds.
- They belong to different political parties.
- MPs can recommend local development projects under MPLADS.
- Experts find it unusual to have zero expenditure.
- It raises questions on how MPs are addressing local needs.
