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Context
The Delhi Cabinet, chaired by Chief Minister Rekha Gupta, has approved the Delhi (Right of Citizens to Time-Bound and Easy Delivery of Services) Bill, 2026. The proposed legislation seeks to replace the Delhi Right of Citizen to Time Bound Delivery of Services Act, 2011, creating a modern, technology-driven framework for citizen-centric governance and efficient public service delivery.
Background
Several Indian States have enacted Right to Public Services (RTPS) laws to ensure timely delivery of government services and improve administrative accountability. Delhi first introduced such legislation in 2011. However, increasing digitalization, growing public expectations, and the need for greater transparency have prompted the introduction of a stronger and more comprehensive legal framework.
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Delhi Right to Service Bill 2026 replaces 2011 Act with digital framework, 584 services, penalties for delays, and three-tier grievance redressal mechanism.
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