Delhi HC seeks Centre action on AAP’s office case, says party is entitled to office space like others

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A day after results were announced, the Delhi High Court on Wednesday directed the Centre to decide in six weeks on AAP’s representation for allotment of space for party office. Additionally, the Delhi High Court observed that AAP entitled to space for party office like other political parties.

Earlier, Justice Subramonium Prasad reserved the order for June 5 and listed the plea for allotment of land for construction of office on permanent basis for June 10.

As per an undertaking given in the Supreme Court, AAP has to vacate its present office at DDU Marg by June 15.

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Case arround AAP’s offce:
The High court is dealing with two petitions moved by the AAP seeking temporary allotment or permanent allotment for their office in Central Delhi. However, Kirtimaan Singh, Counsel for Central Government, submitted that Central Government doesn’t have any land vacant at DDU Marg.

Central Government counsel had also submitted that in 2024, the party was allotted a land in Saket and they didn’t accept it. Before 2023 when it became a national party, the party never asked for land in Central Delhi.

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