Over 5,000 DDA flats unallotted
The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has been sitting on more than 5000 flats lying vacant in the city. Residents of Delhi may be waiting for Delhi Development Authority (DDA) to offer new flats, but there are about 5,970 flats lying vacant in the city.
These vacant flats are in various categories, including high income group (HIG), middle income group (MIG), low income group (LIG), self financing scheme (SFS) and economically weaker section (EWS). Deepa Das Munshi, minister of state for urban development, in a written reply in Rajya Sabha, submitted that the highest number of vacant flats are in LIG category (2,744) followed by EWS (1,290), SFS (898) and MIG (866).
Dwarka (1,908) has the maximum vacant flats, followed by Rohini (1,811) and north Delhi (1,113). Currently, the agency has not come up with any proposal to auction these flats.
Source: Times of India
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