Tales of the bizarre 'captivity' of 100 Tamil Nadu lawmakers

February 17, 2017 17:55

Life in "captivity" can be sometimes unusually good for India's lawmakers.

Ask 124 legislators belonging to the ruling AIADMK party in the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, who have been shut away in a resort by their leader outside the capital, Chennai (Madras), for 10 days now.

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