Rekha in golden sari, heels most glam MP in the RS

May 15, 2012 12:21

Clad in golden saree and matching heels (observes PTI), the 57-year-old actor arrived in the Upper House at 10.57 and was immediately surrounded by members who greeted her profusely.

Renowned journalist and nominated member H K Dua offered her his seat no. 97 and was seen explaining the procedure before Chairman Hamid Ansari took his seat. She was greeted with thumping of desk when her name was called for taking oath.

"I Rekha Ganeshan" she said, swearing in the name of God in her brief oath in English. Ansari remarked "welcome" as she walked up to him after taking oath and greeted him with folded hands.

After signing the member register, she greeted Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, Leader of the Opposition Arun Jaitley and other leaders before walking to her alloted seat no. 99.

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