The Delhi Development Authority has prepared itself to allot 5010 flats through a computerized lottery system on Tuesday. A total of 5.67 lakh applicants have applied for the flats in areas like Vasant Kunj, Rohini, Dilshad Garden, Paschim Vihar, Motia Khan, Dwarka and Pitampura. The flats being allotted includes 352 three-bedroom units, 889 two-bedroom ones, 3,231 one bedroom flats and 236 expandable flats. These flats would cost between Rs 7.2 lakh and Rs 77 lakh. About 60 per cent of flats are newly constructed while other were surrendered by defaulters or vacated by the government.

DDA has invited senior bureaucrats, professors from IITs and experts from the media as jurists to ensure transparency in the allotment system and avoid any controversy. It is the 43rd housing scheme by DDA to offer flats through the lottery system at very low prices as compared to the prevailing market prices. First housing scheme was launched by DDA in 1968. It had allotted 371,215 flats by the 42nd house allotment scheme in 2007.

Director, PRO of Delhi Development Authority, Neemo Dhar said, "It's 100 per cent transparent. The draw is totally computerized; all the application numbers and flat numbers have been fed and both the lists would be randomized by the computer. The cut off will be drawn by the judges and the computer will declare all the results."

The list of winners is expected to come by 3 pm onward on the official website of DDA.