Archive · 4 Oct 2025
Delhi Bungalow: From Kejriwal Residence to State Guest House
The Delhi government is planning to turn a fancy house, previously renovated for a Chief Minister, into a guest house.
This means it will become a place where officials can stay when they visit the city.
The house will have a cafeteria, parking, and other facilities, similar to other state guest houses.
This decision follows controversy over the house's costly renovation.
The house has been unoccupied for a while.
Authorities are still deciding when this will happen.
The Delhi government plans to convert a renovated bungalow into a state guest house.
The bungalow was formerly the residence of a former Chief Minister.
The proposed guest house will include a food outlet and parking.
The final approval for the plan is pending.
A CBI probe is underway regarding renovation irregularities.
- Who
- Delhi government
- What
- Converting a renovated bungalow into a state guest house.
- When
- Proposed recently, with final approval pending.
- Where
- 6, Flagstaff Road, Civil Lines, Delhi
- Why
- To repurpose the unoccupied bungalow and provide accommodation.
- Location
- 6, Flagstaff Road, Civil Lines, Delhi
- Proposed Use
- State guest house
- Features
- Food outlet, parking, and other amenities
- Current Status
- Unoccupied
- Inquiry
- CBI probe into renovation irregularities