The Delhi High Court has mandated the Central government to promptly decide on providing temporary office space for the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) in the national capital to facilitate its operational activities. Justice Subramonium Prasad emphasized the need for a swift resolution, setting a six-week deadline for the decision.

The AAP's contention rests on the principle of equitable allocation, citing previous allotments to other political parties for office construction. The court underscored that the AAP, as a recognized political entity, deserves accommodation from the 'General Pool' category, dismissing mere unavailability as a valid reason for denial.