Arvind Kejriwal’s Aam Aadmi Party has been asked to vacate a bungalow that stands on land allotted for an expansion project of the Delhi High Court. The AAP currently has its party headquarters on that land. The Supreme Court, while announcing the order, gave the party a deadline of June 15. The party has been allowed to apply to the Centre’s Land and Development Office for alternate land.
In February, the court had observed that AAP was encroaching on the land.
