The Delhi Urban Shelter Improvement Board (DUSIB) is implementing a rehabilitation plan that prioritizes the relocation of 11 slum clusters housing 2,236 households to facilitate key infrastructure projects. The clusters include areas such as VP Singh camp in Tughlaqabad and Rajiv Camp in Saidabad. Residents will be relocated to Sawda Ghevra in northwest Delhi, but activists argue that this move violates slum rehabilitation guidelines, which emphasize nearby relocation. DUSIB has raised ₹94 crore in relocation charges from land-owning agencies, including the Land and Development Office and IIT Delhi. While DUSIB has made 717 EWS flats available for residents near the Prime Minister’s House, concerns remain about the distance of Sawda Ghevra from current jobs and services. Activists highlight that the government has sufficient land available but is prioritizing commercial use over the welfare of these families. DUSIB is also working on repairing thousands of flats across various locations for future rehabilitation efforts.