Multilevel parking in Delhi’s Punjabi Bagh will house 225 cars, top open in May
The Punjabi Bagh multilevel parking in west Delhi is 97% complete and expected to open next month, accommodating 225 cars and costing ₹31 crore.
The multilevel parking facility in west Delhi’s Punjabi Bagh is nearing completion and is likely to be made operational for public next month, senior MCD officials said, adding that 97% of the work is already completed.

Built at a cost of ₹31 crore, the project has a five-storey puzzle parking structure and can accommodate 225 cars at a time. Officials said the parking facility will help in decongestion of a key intersection in the area.
An MCD official said necessary no objection certificates (NOCs) are remaining to be obtained along with the basic finishing work to be done before it can be made functional. Foundation stone for the project was laid in July 2022 and it was scheduled to be completed in July 2024.
“The construction part of the facility is fully completed. We expect to make the project operational in the next month,” the official said.
The five-storey parking is built on a plot measuring 5,150 square metre, located adjacent to a crematorium and next to the Bharat Darshan Park. So the parking lot will likely have majority utilisation by visitors.
Delhi, which is home to a 8.8 million registered vehicles, faces an acute parking mess and it can hardly be solved by a dozen parking lots. Delhi’s civic bodies have been focusing on building new multilevel parking lots to tackle the parking shortages. From reluctance of vehicle owners to park there and water seepage in underground parking space to flawed ramps and non-functional safety systems, many of these multi-crore projects remain underutilised. HT had earlier reported how the multilevel parking lots located near Sarojini Nagar market, New Friends’ Colony (NFC), Green Park, and Nigambodh ghat face a host of issues which do not lead to their full utilisation.
ABOUT THE AUTHORParas SinghParas Singh is a New Delhi-based journalist with Hindustan Times, where he serves as Deputy Metro Editor. He reports on urban governance, the Delhi government, the Delhi BJP, water management, the environment, communities and city life. He joined Hindustan Times in 2021 after beginning his journalism career at The Times of India in 2016, where he covered civic bodies, the water and power sectors, and urban infrastructure. Over the last decade, some of his reporting has led to significant public impact, with investigations into environmental violations, corruption and illegal industrial activity contributing to multiple judicial interventions by the National Green Tribunal and the Delhi High Court. A graduate of St. Stephen's College, University of Delhi, Paras studied journalism from the Indian Institute of Mass Communication (IIMC), New Delhi. Having extensively covered the capital's evolving civic and governance landscape, his recent work increasingly explores Delhi's history, built heritage, urban evolution and the relationship between people and place, alongside continuing to report on governance and public policy.Read More
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