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Lucknow: The Lucknow Development Authority has once again reopened registration for its Dalibagh EWS housing scheme, offering a rare opportunity to book two remaining flats in a high-demand residential project built in a prime location of the city.
The flats are part of a 72-unit EWS housing complex developed on land that was earlier freed from illegal possession linked to Mukhtar Ansari in the Dalibagh area of Lucknow.
The housing complex is located in one of Lucknow’s well-connected and premium residential zones, along a 20-meter-wide road near the Haider Canal embankment. The project was designed for the Economically Weaker Section (EWS) category, offering affordable housing in a prime urban location.
Due to its strategic location and pricing, the project witnessed extremely high demand during its earlier phase of allotment.
During the previous registration phase, the scheme recorded an overwhelming response:
Now, due to cancellation of two allotments (non-payment within the stipulated time), the LDA has reopened registration for fresh applicants.
Applicants must meet the following conditions:
Interested applicants can apply through the official process:
This housing scheme is significant because it:
With only two flats left out of 72, this is a rare second opportunity for eligible applicants. Given the massive demand seen earlier, competition is expected to be extremely high once again.
Interested applicants are advised to complete registration before June 20 to avoid missing out.