In a letter to Chief Minister Yogi Adityanath, the Milak MLA has said, she could use the guest house, "erected with government funds", to meet people and hear their grievances.
She has claimed there was no "central place" in her constituency for such meetings, so the guest house be alloted to her in "public interest" and in the "best interest of democracy".
Earlier, Aoulakh had said he would hold Janta Darbars at the guest house as it "has been erected with government funds amounting to about Rs. 200 crore".
City magistrate Om Prakash said the administration has been directed to submit a report on the issue.
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