Why should taxpayers be kept in the dark about how their money was spent?

Delhi’s Chief Minister’s residence at 6, Flagstaff Road, Civil Lines, dubbed the “Sheesh Mahal”, has become a symbol of government extravagance. Reports confirm that ₹33.66 crore of public funds were spent on its lavish renovation—an amount that could have improved hospitals, schools, or public infrastructure.

We, the people of India, demand that this mansion be converted into a public museum so that citizens can visit and see for themselves where their hard-earned money went. Why was taxpayer money spent on such luxury? What was built inside? Let the people decide.

What We Demand:
📌 Convert the residence into a "Museum of Government Transparency", showcasing the before-and-after of its renovation.
📌 Allow public visits so people can see and judge how their money was used.
📌 Set up a permanent exhibit on government accountability, educating future leaders on ethical governance.

Why This Matters:
🔥 Public Money = Public Right! Every citizen has a right to know how their taxes are being used.
🔥 A Lesson in Transparency! This museum will remind future governments to use funds responsibly.
🔥 Accountability First! If there’s nothing to hide, why not open the doors to the people?

If you believe in transparency, accountability, and the right of taxpayers to know the truth, SIGN THIS PETITION NOW and share it with everyone!

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