A cabinet meeting was held in Bihar on Tuesday (January 13) under the chairmanship of CM Nitish Kumar. In Bihar, senior MLAs, ministers, Assembly Speaker and Deputy Speaker, Legislative Council Chairman and Deputy Chairman will now be able to have two government bungalows each. This decision has been approved in the cabinet.

According to the information, apart from the Legislative Pool, senior MLAs will also be allotted bungalows from the Central Pool. Apart from the Central Pool, the Minister, Assembly Speaker/Deputy Speaker, Legislative Council Chairman and Deputy Chairman will also get bungalows from the Legislative Pool. For the second bungalow, you will have to pay rent of Rs 1700 per month, which is very cheap. The government’s argument is that there are many ministers who are also MLAs and the use of MLA residence is necessary for activities related to their assembly constituency.

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According to the information, till now it was mandatory to vacate the MLA’s residence after becoming a minister. At the same time, this decision is being considered to please those senior MLAs who did not become ministers. The opposition is raising questions on this decision. RJD spokesperson Ejya Yadav raised questions on this decision and said that Nitish was once a professor of social engineering, but now he is dancing in the hands of jugglers. BJP is getting the Chief Minister to do whatever it wants. Nitish does the document which BJP asks him to sign. They have become just rubber stamps.

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Congress spokesperson Asit Nath Tiwari said that there are three and a half lakh houses which have rent. Only Rs 1700 per month is being given to the leaders. This is Nitish’s socialism. Instead of giving houses to the poor, houses of ruling party leaders are being distributed.

Rent will be charged for all the bungalows – Kuntal Krishna

BJP spokesperson Kuntal Krishna giving a round answer said that there are many such honorable people who have become MLAs many times. He is a former minister and a member of committees. Such an honorable person needs bigger spaces for his practical reasons. They are also being given a separate bungalow, but rent will be charged. The decision is for the public interest.

Let us tell you that the controversy regarding government bungalows in Bihar is not a new thing. From time to time, there has been political turmoil regarding allotment of houses to ministers, MLAs and former ministers.

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Dhananjaya y chandrachud: Former Chief Justice DY Chandrachud has given the first response to the letter written by the Supreme Court to the Central Government regarding the government residence. Former CJI Chandrachud has replied citing personal reasons for not vacating the bungalow.

Former CJI Chandrachud said about the delay in vacating the bungalow, that it has been delayed due to the needs of his family, because both his daughters need it. The Supreme Court has adopted a strict attitude if the former CJI is not left out of the government house even after 8 months. The court administration has written a letter to the Union Urban Development Ministry asking Chandrachud to vacate the house.

Daughters have serious illness- Chandrachud
Former Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud said that his daughters are struggling with serious diseases, including a genetic disease called Nemaline Mayopathy. He is being treated at AIIMS Hospital in Delhi. For this reason, it was not easy for him to find a right and convenient house.

Supreme Court already told the bungalow delay
Chandrachud told that he had already informed the judges and officers of the Supreme Court. He also said that he realizes his responsibilities well, because he has held the highest judicial post in the country.

Repair stopped and asked for a little more time
After retiring, he found a new bungalow on Tughlaq Road, but the repair work in Delhi stopped due to pollution control rules (GRAP-IV) during winter. Because of this, he sought permission to stay in the old bungalow for some more time, which he got.

Supreme Court asked to vacate the bungalow immediately
According to the Hindustan Times report, on July 1, the Supreme Court wrote a letter to the Housing Ministry saying that Bungalow No. 5 on Krishna Menon Marg, which is fixed for the current CJI, should be evacuated immediately. Chandrachud retired in November 2024, but is still living in the same bungalow. Both CJI after him are living in their old bungalows. Chandrachud had last taken oral approval to stop till 31 May 2025, but will not be allowed to pursue now.