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TIMES NOW accesses government offer of renumeration to Team Anna for attending meetings to draft the Lokpal Bill. Government offered to pay each non official members of the Joint Drafting Committee Rs 3,500 per sitting.Government also offered to pay for airfare of Team Anna to and from New Delhi, in Business class by any domestic airline. Team Anna denies accepting any 'sitting' fee from the government, says only airfare used by two members.Civil society drafting committee member Avind Kejriwal said only Anna Hazare and Justice Santosh Hegde used the airfare and that no one else took any money. Justice Hegde admits to having taken up the government offer for airfare, says he travelled economy not business class.
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Date Found: July 11, 2011
Date Produced: July 11, 2011
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