No interim relief for Delhi Gymkhana Club members in eviction row
The Delhi High Court has denied interim relief to members of the Delhi Gymkhana Club facing eviction by the Central government. The court noted that any eviction would follow legal procedures and require prior notice. The case will be further heard in July, as members challenge the government's order and the public purpose cited for the eviction.
- ▪The Delhi High Court declined to grant interim relief to the Delhi Gymkhana Club members.
- ▪The Central government has ordered the club to vacate its premises by June 5 for defense infrastructure purposes.
- ▪Solicitor General assured that eviction would follow legal procedures and prior notice would be given.
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The Delhi High Court on Tuesday (May 26, 2026) declined to grant interim relief to members of the Delhi Gymkhana Club who had challenged the Central government’s direction asking the club to vacate its 27.3-acre premises in Lutyens’ Delhi by June 5.Justice Avneesh Jhingan, however, recorded Solicitor General (SG) Tushar Mehta’s assurance that any eviction would be carried out only “in accordance with procedure established by law” and after prior notice.“In view of the statements made by the SG, no further interim directions are called for.
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