Archive · 17 Sep 2025
Delhi High Court Criticizes Centre Over Kejriwal's House
The Delhi High Court is not happy with how the government is taking its time to give a house to Arvind Kejriwal, the former chief minister.
The court thinks the process is unfair, like a "free for all."
The court wants to see the rules for giving out houses and who is on the waiting list.
AAP says they asked for a house for their leader last year, but the government hasn't done anything.
The court is looking at this to make sure everything is fair and transparent.
Delhi High Court criticized the Centre for delaying a decision on house allotment for Arvind Kejriwal.
The court is reviewing a petition by AAP seeking housing for Arvind Kejriwal in Delhi.
The court expressed concerns about the government's approach to allotment.
The court asked the Centre to provide the allotment policy and waiting list records.
The court was informed that 35 Lodhi Estate had been allotted to a Minister of State.
- Who
- Delhi High Court
- What
- Questioned Centre's delay and demanded records on house allotment
- When
- Tuesday
- Where
- Delhi High Court
- Why
- To review AAP's plea for house allotment for Arvind Kejriwal
AAP's Perspective
Centre's Perspective
House Allotment
AAP's Perspective
AAP seeks allotment of a residential accommodation for Arvind Kejriwal.
Centre's Perspective
The Centre stated that a political party cannot demand a particular bungalow and highlighted a long waiting list for government accommodations.
- Party Seeking Allotment
- Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)
- Applicant
- AAP
- Subject of Plea
- Residential accommodation for Arvind Kejriwal
- Court's Demand
- Records of house allotment policy and waiting list
- Former Occupant of 35 Lodhi Estate
- Mayawati
- Current Occupant of 35 Lodhi Estate
- Minister of State (MoS)
