Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Delhi HC Scrutinizes Bungalow Allotment Policy
The Delhi High Court is examining how the government decides who gets certain houses, especially bungalows.
A political party, AAP, wants a house for its leader.
The court wants to know if the process is fair and if there are clear rules.
They are asking how these houses are given out and who gets priority.
The court is also checking how much say the government has in deciding.
The government says the house AAP wanted was given to a Union Minister.
Delhi High Court is reviewing the bungalow allotment process.
AAP sought a residence for its national convener, Arvind Kejriwal.
The government stated the requested bungalow was allotted to a Union Minister.
The court wants to see a transparent allotment mechanism.
The court has asked for details of past allotments and the current policy.
- Who
- Delhi High Court, AAP, Government
- What
- Hearing on AAP's plea for residential accommodation.
- When
- Thursday, September 25 (Next hearing)
- Where
- Delhi High Court
- Why
- To determine the fairness and transparency of bungalow allotment process.
AAP
Government
Bungalow Allocation
AAP
AAP, citing guidelines for recognized national parties, requested accommodation for its leader.
Government
The government stated that the requested bungalow was allocated to a Union Minister and will present the allotment policy.
- Case
- AAP Plea for Residential Accommodation
- Requested for
- AAP National Convener, Arvind Kejriwal
- Requested Property
- 35, Lodi Estate (Type VI)
- Current Allottee
- Union Minister Pankaj Chaudhary
- Court Directive
- Present allotment policy, past allotments
- Next Hearing Date
- September 25
Sources
House for Kejriwal: Bungalow allotment process ‘has to be transparent, can’t be purely on whims,’ Delhi HC tells Centre
"Can't Be On Whims": Court To Centre On Procedure To Allot Bungalow To Kejriwal