Trinamool leader of West Bengal Mahua Moitra The difficulties are showing no sign of abating. Once again, despite sending a show cause notice to expelled Trinamool MP Mahua Moitra, she did not vacate the government bungalow. This time Mahua Moitra has received a notice from the Central Directorate of Estates (DOE). In which it was said that they would have to vacate the government accommodation. If he does not vacate the bungalow as soon as possible, he will be forced to vacate it. It is noteworthy that TMC MP Mahua Moitra had to vacate the government residence by January 7 but she did not vacate it.
Instructions were given to vacate the government bungalow by January 7
On December 8, Mahua Moitra was removed from the post of MP. They were asked to vacate the government bungalow in Delhi by January 7. But Mahua Moitra did not do this. On January 8, DOE sent a notice to Mahua directing it to vacate the bungalow within three days. But he has not yet vacated the bungalow. The former Trinamool MP had approached the court. According to Delhi High Court, Mahua will have to appeal to DOE. Meanwhile, a notice has been sent to Mahua again on Tuesday. According to which they are instructed to vacate the bungalow immediately.
A team of DEO officers will be sent
According to information received from sources, an eviction notice was issued against Mahua Moitra on Tuesday. This time a team of DEO officers will be sent there, so that the government bungalow can be vacated as soon as possible. The central government claimed that Mahua was given ample opportunity to prove this. Therefore, it is believed that in the letter a ‘final’ letter has been issued to Mahua to vacate the bungalow.
Mahua wanted to vacate the bungalow after the 2024 Lok Sabha election results
Mahua wanted to vacate the bungalow in Delhi after the declaration of 2024 Lok Sabha election results. He had approached the Delhi High Court regarding this. Mahua’s lawyer said that if his client is allowed to stay in the bungalow for the relevant period, he is ready to pay any expenses applicable for the extended period. In view of that application, Justice Subramaniam Prasad said That to live in government accommodation, application will have to be made to DOE. The Central Government has to take a decision in this regard as per the law. The court will not do anything. After this Mahua’s lawyer withdrew the case.