An MP is required to declare his assets within 90 days of taking oath in keeping with the Representation of People Act and Members of Lok Sabha Declaration of Assets Rules 2004, said the PIL filed by a Pune-based activist Hemant Patil.
"Though the Lok Sabha elections concluded last year, several MPs are yet to declare their assets," the PIL, which is likely to come up for hearing next week, said.
These MPs include 209 of BJP, 31 from Congress, 27 from TMC, 18 from BJD, 15 from Shiv Sena MPs, 14 from TDP, 9 from AIADMK and 8 from TRS, 7 from YSR Congress, 6 from Lok Janshakti Party and 4 from NCP, CPI-M and SP each, 3 each from Akali Dal, RJD and AAP and 2 each from JD(U) and Apna Dal, it says.
The PIL urged that action should be taken against the MPs who have not submitted details of their assets required under Representation of Peoples Act and Assets and Liability Declaration Rules 2004.