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Delhi Municipal Corporation seeks Rs 80 crore from parking operators over unpaid dues
✍️ India Today
🗓 26 Sep 2026, 02:31 PM
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The Delhi Municipal Corporation has reported that parking operators owe it about Rs 80 crore in unpaid fees and dues.
Delhi's Municipal Corporation (MCD) has disclosed that private parking operators across the capital city owe the body roughly Rs 80 crore in unpaid fees and other dues. The amount, accumulated over several years, represents a significant shortfall in the corporation's revenue stream, which relies on such fees to fund civic services.
MCD officials said the figure was compiled after a comprehensive audit of contracts and payments from operators managing public parking spaces. The corporation is now reviewing legal and administrative options to recover the outstanding amounts, though specific enforcement actions have not been detailed.
The pending dues highlight the challenges municipal bodies face in ensuring compliance from private service providers. Authorities have urged operators to settle their accounts promptly to avoid further penalties and possible suspension of parking contracts.
MCD officials said the figure was compiled after a comprehensive audit of contracts and payments from operators managing public parking spaces. The corporation is now reviewing legal and administrative options to recover the outstanding amounts, though specific enforcement actions have not been detailed.
The pending dues highlight the challenges municipal bodies face in ensuring compliance from private service providers. Authorities have urged operators to settle their accounts promptly to avoid further penalties and possible suspension of parking contracts.