Archive · 25 Jul 2025
Madhya Pradesh Police on VVIP Duty Get ₹100 for Daily Meals
Police officers in Madhya Pradesh, India, are given a small amount of money, just ₹100, to buy all their meals when they are working special VVIP duty.
This includes everyone from the lowest-ranking officer to the highest.
Because of the low amount, it is difficult for the officers to buy enough food to eat healthy meals.
The money they receive is not enough to provide the calories they need.
Sometimes they skip breakfast or pay for food out of their own money.
Madhya Pradesh police officers on VVIP duty receive ₹100 for three meals daily.
This allocation applies to all ranks, from constables to IPS officers.
The ₹100 budget covers breakfast, lunch, and dinner, including 5% GST and packaging.
Officials find the amount insufficient for adequate and quality meals.
Police often spend from their own pockets, sometimes arriving at event locations days in advance.
- Who
- Police officers of all ranks on VVIP duty.
- What
- Madhya Pradesh police officers on VVIP duty receive ₹100 for three meals a day.
- When
- Information is current.
- Where
- Madhya Pradesh, India.
- Why
- The amount is considered inadequate for proper meals.
- Meal Budget
- ₹100 per day
- Meals Included
- Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner
- Personnel Affected
- Constables to IPS officers
- Additional Costs
- 5% GST and Packaging
- Breakfast Allocation
- ₹30
- Lunch and Dinner Allocation
- ₹35 each