Former Lok Sabha MP Mahua Moitra, expelled over alleged unethical conduct, vacated her Delhi bungalow following eviction notices. The Directorate of Estates inspected the premises today. Moitra's counsel stated she voluntarily left before authorities arrived. She had been expelled on December 8 and was asked to vacate by January 7. The Delhi High Court allowed her to request continued occupancy, subject to rules. Moitra faced allegations of accepting gifts and bribes, leading to her expulsion for "unethical conduct." Eviction proceedings were initiated under the Public Premises Act.
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