The Congress party holds a unique position in Lutyen’s Delhi as the only national political party occupying two government bungalows, while other parties like BJP have one each. These bungalows are designated for party office use, following a policy that mandates vacation three years after the completion of the office building or land allocation. This arrangement has raised concerns about fairness and adherence to regulations in the allocation of official accommodations in the capital. The issue has sparked debates on the utilization of public resources and the need for transparency in the allocation of government properties among political parties. The debate over government accommodations for political parties is not new and has been a topic of discussion in India’s political landscape. It remains to be seen how this situation will be addressed and whether any changes will be made to ensure equitable distribution of resources among all political parties. Stay tuned for updates on this developing story.