The Congress party is currently the only national political party in India to hold occupancy of two government bungalows in Lutyen’s Delhi, a prestigious area in the capital city. In contrast, four other political parties, including the BJP, have been allocated one bungalow each for their office use. The allocation of these bungalows is governed by a policy that mandates the vacation of the premises three years after the completion of the office building or the allocation of land. This situation has raised concerns and discussions regarding the equitable distribution of government accommodations among political parties. The issue has also sparked debates on the utilization of public resources and the adherence to guidelines for the allocation of official accommodations. With the upcoming elections and the political landscape evolving, the utilization and allocation of government bungalows to political parties have become a topic of interest and scrutiny. As parties gear up for campaigning and strategizing for the elections, the allocation of resources like government accommodations plays a significant role in shaping public perception and opinion. The adherence to policies and guidelines regarding the allocation of government bungalows is crucial to ensuring transparency and fairness in the political landscape. It remains to be seen how this issue will unfold in the coming days and what actions will be taken to address the concerns raised regarding the allocation of government accommodations to political parties in Lutyen’s Delhi.