After Legal Battle, Kejriwal Gets Government Bungalow from Centre
A year after resigning as Delhi Chief Minister and following a prolonged legal battle, the Centre has allotted a government bungalow to Arvind Kejriwal. This development marks a significant step in resolving a dispute that centered around Kejriwal’s entitlement to official accommodation.
Kejriwal, who stepped down amid political and legal controversies, had been without a government residence for several months. The allotment comes after the court case brought attention to his right to official housing as a former Chief Minister.
The Centre’s decision has been welcomed by Kejriwal supporters, viewing it as a recognition of his service to Delhi. The move also underscores the importance of protocol and legal clarity for public officeholders post-tenure.
This resolution closes a contentious chapter, allowing Kejriwal to focus on his political work and the upcoming elections with renewed stability.
