The Congress party is currently the only national political party in India that holds two government bungalows in Lutyen’s Delhi, a prime location in the capital city. In contrast, four other political parties, including the BJP, have been allotted one bungalow each for their party office use. The allotment of these bungalows is based on a policy that mandates vacation three years after the completion of the office building or land allocation. This discrepancy in the number of government bungalows held by political parties has raised questions about fairness and adherence to regulations in the allocation of official accommodations. The concentration of multiple bungalows in the possession of a single party has sparked debates about equity and transparency in the allocation of government resources among political parties. The issue has also brought to light the need for a review of the existing policies and guidelines governing the allotment of government accommodations to political parties. As the political landscape continues to evolve in India, ensuring a level playing field and equitable distribution of resources among all parties is crucial for upholding democratic principles and fostering a healthy political environment. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.