The Delhi Development Authority (DDA) has once again postponed the draw of lots for its Housing Scheme 2014 by a couple of days and it is most likely to be held on Friday, a top official said. The housing authority has been conducting dry run since Monday to check its preparedness.
According to DDA Vice Chairman Balvinder Kumar, some applicants had reported issues with the data in their application forms. The DDA had uploaded the data on its website and applicants can check their form status on the DDA website. The DDA is hopeful of conducting the draw in two to three days, he said.
The tentative date for the draw of lots was originally scheduled for November 10 and it was later postponed to November 12. DDA has received over 10 lakh applications for the flagship ‘Housing Scheme 2014’, which was launched on September 1. There are over 25,000 flats across various categories on offer.
The draw has been delayed due to delay on the part of the 13 empanelled banks, said an official. The DDA scheme offers over 25,000 flats across various categories. The flats are priced between Rs7 lakh and Rs1.2 crore.