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One should not read too much into Sachins decision to stay in hotel instead of Bunglow because we dont know in which hotel suite he is going to stay. It is well-known fact there are hotel rooms costing lakhs of rupees per day. Is he going to stay in ordinary humble single bedroom? Not likely.
Sachin it appears has turning into real politician fast with these gimmicks
One can never forget man how he sought duty & excise exemption for a Ferrari and sold at a huge profit margin! Has he paid capital gains tax? What is your say in this??
Asked by SREENIVAS,
10 Jun '12 09:05 am
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If he abuse public money.. Media is chasing him.. Only thing we as Polity need to be alert and vigliant..
Answered by Sharmila Bose, 10 Jun '12 12:26 pm
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Why worry , how it is going to change the world. In hotel he is free to make commercials , Privecy , etc .
the world is not going to change.
Moreover the Hotels may not charge much for stay .... his presence is worth many $
Answered by alok khatore, 10 Jun '12 09:14 am
the world is not going to change.
Moreover the Hotels may not charge much for stay .... his presence is worth many $
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As long as he is not wasting the tax payers hard earned money....
let the gimmicks come fast ...as fast as can be...
he has the capacity to pay for a 5 star hotel room...
and there will be several who would be obliged to do so on his behalf...
so why bother....he's setting a precedent anyways....
in parliament where the mebers eat a 5 star gourmet course for lunch...
at a subsidised rate of a paltry Rs. 28/-...
and then pass a bill saying that thats enough to be above the poverty line...
what a ridiculous piece of absurdity !
Answered by prasoon, 10 Jun '12 02:44 pm
let the gimmicks come fast ...as fast as can be...
he has the capacity to pay for a 5 star hotel room...
and there will be several who would be obliged to do so on his behalf...
so why bother....he's setting a precedent anyways....
in parliament where the mebers eat a 5 star gourmet course for lunch...
at a subsidised rate of a paltry Rs. 28/-...
and then pass a bill saying that thats enough to be above the poverty line...
what a ridiculous piece of absurdity !
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Having acquired all such nasty qualities, he has become a politician now...!
Answered by Dil Se, 10 Jun '12 09:41 am
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Well as long as he is spending his own money in staying hotels, no one should feel bad, even if his suite costs a lakh a day. It's his money and he is a multimillionnare. Besides, looking at the hotel rates, it does not seem, he would stay in a suite of a lakh., but a modest suite in a five star hotel where otherwise also he would stay.
Answered by manish varma, 10 Jun '12 09:11 am
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