Tender For Delhi CM Rekha Gupta’s Bungalow Cancelled Over ‘Administrative Reasons’

New Delhi: A tender for Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta’s bungalow has been cancelled. According to reports, the Public Works Department (PWD) scrapped the Rs 60 lakh tender citing ‘administrative reasons’.

The tender, scheduled to open on July 4, was intended for electrical work at the Chief Minister’s bungalow, including installation of 14 air conditioners, Rs 9 lakh television, Rs 6 lakh worth of lighting, and various other fixtures.

The renovation work at the Delhi Chief Minister's official bungalow was scheduled to take place at Bungalow Number 1, where Rekha Gupta is expected to reside.

According to the tender, the renovation primarily involves electrical and interior fittings.

It was scheduled to invite bids for installing five televisions at an estimated cost of Rs 9.3 lakh and fourteen air conditioners worth Rs 7.7 lakh.

The tender also included the installation of fourteen CCTV cameras for Rs 5.74 lakh and a UPS system costing Rs 2 lakh to ensure uninterrupted power supply.

Additionally, it proposed the installation of 23 remote-controlled ceiling fans at a cost of Rs 1.8 lakh.

Among the listed appliances were one OTG (oven-toaster-grill) valued at Rs 85,000, an automatic washing machine costing Rs 77,000, a dishwasher for Rs 60,000, a gas stove priced at Rs 63,000, and a microwave worth Rs 32,000.

The renovation plan also included the installation of 115 decorative lights—such as wall lights, hanging lights, and three large chandeliers—estimated at Rs 6.03 lakh. Six geysers worth Rs 91,000 were also slated to be installed to ensure hot water supply.

Currently, Delhi Chief Minister Rekha Gupta resides in her private home in Shalimar Bagh.