According to information obtained through a Right to Information (RTI) request, the government spent Rs 92 crore on the upkeep of official residences occupied by Union Ministers in Delhi for the 2025-26 fiscal year. This expenditure covers a variety of maintenance activities required to keep the properties in functional condition.

Official reports indicate that the most frequent requests for renovation involve routine household maintenance. These tasks include the repair or replacement of electrical fixtures such as fans and LED lights, as well as ongoing plumbing work. Additionally, the budget accounts for periodic aesthetic and structural updates, such as the replacement of floor tiles, which are reportedly conducted every few years to maintain the standard of the government-provided housing.

While the figure represents a significant total expenditure, the report frames these costs as a result of recurring maintenance demands rather than large-scale capital projects. The data highlights the ongoing operational costs associated with managing high-level government real estate in the capital. No further breakdown of individual ministerial spending or specific property costs was provided in the initial disclosure.