Top court directs Sharad Yadav to vacate bungalow by May 31

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Updated At : 12:27 PM Apr 01, 2022 IST

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New Delhi, March 31

The Supreme Court on Thursday granted former Union Minister Sharad Yadav time till May 31 to vacate the official bungalow allotted to him as a Member of Parliament on humanitarian ground.

The top court asked Yadav to furnish an undertaking within a week to the effect that he will vacate the bungalow by then. In the event of failure to submit the undertaking within a week, Yadav will have to vacate the premises immediately in compliance of an order of the Delhi High Court. —

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