The Eligibility Conditions for Allotment of the DDA Freehold Residential Flats to the War Widows as per Delhi Development Authority’s current reservation policy for this category in the DDA Housing Scheme 2010.
Eligibility Conditions for Allotment of Flats to the War Widows in DDA Housing Scheme 2010
New Delhi (Delhi, India), October 06, 2015
The Allotment of DDA Freehold Residential Flats to the War Widows Category
As per Delhi Development Authority’s current reservation policy for the War Widows, the eligibility conditions for the allotment of DDA freehold residential flats are:
1. 1% of the total number of flats in Delhi Development Authority’s DDA Housing Scheme 2010 is reserved for the War Widows.
2. In case number(s) of the flats in respect of War Widows category comes to fraction i.e. less than 0.5 it would be rounded off to zero and if it is 0.5 or more it would be rounded off to one.
3. If requisite number of applications is not received from the War Widows category, all remaining flats reserved for the War Widows category shall be offered to the persons of non-reserved categories.
4. An applicant applying in the War Widows Category must be a citizen of India.
5. Under the War Widows reserved category, the joint applicants should be from within the family or should be in the blood relation.
6. An applicant can submit one application only.
7. The applicant must have Permanent Account Number (PAN) allotted under the provisions of Income Tax Act and the applicant must quote the same on the DDA Housing application form.
8. The applicant must have a saving or current account in any bank and the bank particulars must be filled in the application form. It is assumed that the bank has followed ‘KYC’ norms of the Reserve Bank of India in respect of such an account.
9. There is no income criterion for applying in the DDA Housing Scheme 2010. The applicant can apply for a DDA flat according to his or her requirement and affordability.
10. The war widow must not own any residential flat or plot in full or in part on leasehold or freehold basis in Delhi, New Delhi, or Delhi Cantonment either in her own name or in the name of her minor or dependent children.
11. A war widow who has already been allotted a plot, house, or flat constructed by the Delhi Development Authority or any other land owning department shall not be eligible to apply for another flat under the DDA Housing Scheme 2010.
Addition Document(s) to be Attached with the DDA Application Form for the War Widows Category
For the War Widows Category: An attested photocopy of the “Requisite Certificate” issued by the Ministry of Defence or Department of Defence (Indian Army, Indian Navy, or Indian Air Force, as the case may) in case the applicant is applying for a DDA flat under Reserved Category of war-widow.
Please note that an applicant not submitting the requisite documents along with DDA Application Form will not be considered for allotment of a DDA Flat under the War Widows and will be treated under the General Category.
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