Chirag Paswan evicted from bungalow given to Ram Vilas Paswan

The government has sent a team to 12 Janpath Road, and Chirag Paswan's belongings have been removed from the house. Chirag Paswan is the son of former Union minister Ram Vilas Paswan.

Chirag Paswan was told to vacate his Janpath Road bungalow after the death of Ram Vilas Paswan, who lived two doors down from Congress chief Sonia Gandhi's residence.

In October 2020, the former food minister of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's cabinet passed away following heart surgery.

All party official events and organizational meetings have been held at the house, which has been the official address for the Lok Janshakti Party in Delhi. The party had converted his bungalow into a memorial after his death, installing a statue of him in the lawn. The Centre had prohibited the conversion of a Lutyens' bungalow into a memorial in 2000.

On Thursday, the Directorate of Estates -- one of the departments of the Union Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs -- sent the team to the bungalow at the heart of the city to serve the eviction order.

It is also noteworthy that, following the death of Ram Vilas Paswan, the party he founded split up, as differences arose between his son and brother regarding his legacy and party leadership.

Ministers and their families overstay in Lutyen's bungalows quite often.

Government officials have been going back and forth with former Union Minister Ajit Singh since 2014, when he moved out of his bungalow on Tughlaq Road after nearly 4 months.Government officials have been going back and forth with former Union Minister Ajit Singh since 2014, when he moved out of his bungalow on Tughlaq Road after nearly 4 months.

In 2020, the government sent a notice to Priyanka Gandhi Vadra asking her to vacate her bungalow, saying she is not entitled to the facility following withdrawal of her SPG protection.The matter escalated into a full-fledged political battle as the Congress accused the government of "hatred" and "vendetta".