Archive · 19 Nov 2025
AAP Protests Delhi Govt's Eviction of MLA's Office
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in Delhi is upset because the government is trying to kick out one of their elected representatives from their office.
They think the government is doing this on purpose to stop their work.
The MLA, Mukesh Ahlawat, says he got a notice to leave, but he thinks it's too soon.
He also says the government is being unfair by not helping AAP's work and stopping healthcare services.
Many AAP supporters gathered to show they stand with the MLA.
AAP staged a protest after Delhi govt officials reportedly cleared MLA Mukesh Ahlawat's office
AAP alleges politically motivated action by BJP-led govt to obstruct public work
Eviction notice served to MLA, who contests the timing and claims selective targeting
MLA accuses govt of blocking AAP MLAs' proposals and stopping healthcare services
Hundreds of AAP workers gathered in support of the MLA
- Who
- Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Mukesh Ahlawat (MLA), Delhi government
- What
- Protest against MLA's office eviction
- When
- November 13 (notice received), November 14 (court case filed), November 15 (protest)
- Where
- Sultanpuri, Delhi
- Why
- AAP alleges politically motivated obstruction of public work by BJP-led govt
AAP's Stance
Delhi Govt's Stance
Eviction Notice
AAP's Stance
Politically motivated, too soon
Delhi Govt's Stance
Legal process, following rules
Funds Allocation
AAP's Stance
Discriminatory, blocking AAP MLAs' proposals
Delhi Govt's Stance
Fair process, following rules
Public Work Obstruction
AAP's Stance
Targeting AAP MLAs to halt public work
Delhi Govt's Stance
Maintaining law and order, no political motivation
- MLA's Office Allocation
- Formally allotted on June 25, 2025, for a full five-year term
- Eviction Notice Date
- Issued on November 7, received on November 13
- Mandatory Notice Period
- 15 days
- Court Hearing Date
- November 20
- Vacant Rooms in Sector
- Two government buildings with 38 vacant rooms
- Hospitals Affected
- 24 hospitals approved during previous Kejriwal govt, work stopped