Delhi Lieutenant Governor Taranjit Singh Sandhu on Friday inaugurated a new multi-level parking facility at Bhikaji Cama Place, aimed at addressing parking difficulties in one of the capital’s busy business districts. Developed by the Delhi Development Authority (DDA) at an estimated cost of Rs 40 crore, the facility can accommodate 432 cars and 193 two-wheelers. According to the DDA, the complex covers a plot area of 6,040 square metres and has a total built-up area of 15,449 square metres. Its structure includes a basement, ground floor, two upper floors and a terrace-level parking section. The facility has been designed to provide organised parking space and reduce dependence on unauthorised roadside parking, which has remained a major concern in commercial areas.
The newly inaugurated complex is equipped with several modern facilities, including FASTag-enabled entry, CCTV surveillance, emergency DG power backup and a Parking Guidance and Management System. It also provides electric vehicle charging infrastructure, allowing 18 cars to be charged simultaneously on a payment basis. Lift access is available on every floor for greater convenience. The DDA described the project as its second major multi-level parking facility completed within a year. Earlier, in February 2026, it inaugurated a six-level parking complex at Nehru Place, offering space for 660 cars and 350 two-wheelers, including designated parking for persons with disabilities and electric vehicles. Both projects aim to tackle parking congestion in Delhi’s major business centres.
