Won’t take ‘immediate possession’of Gymkhana: Centre in high court
The Centre has stated it will not take immediate possession of the Delhi Gymkhana Club, ensuring that any eviction will follow legal procedures and prior notice. This decision comes after a notice was issued directing the club to vacate by June 5, citing a public purpose clause in the lease. The Delhi High Court has acknowledged the Centre's commitment to due process and issued summons in response to a suit filed by club members.
- ▪The Centre will not take immediate possession of the Delhi Gymkhana Club.
- ▪Any eviction will follow legal procedures and prior notice as stated by the Centre.
- ▪The Delhi High Court issued summons in response to a suit filed by club members.
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Won’t take ‘immediate possession’of Gymkhana: Centre in high courtThe Centre won't take immediate possession of the Delhi Gymkhana Club, ensuring any eviction follows the law and prior notice, as per the Delhi HC.Published on: May 27, 2026 3:48 AM ISTBy Shruti KakkarShare viaCopy link The Centre told the Delhi high court on Tuesday that it will not take “immediate possession” of the Delhi Gymkhana Club and that any eviction-related action following its May 22 notice directing the iconic club to vacate by June 5 will be taken only in accordance with law and after prior notice.Won’t take ‘immediate possession’of Gymkhana: Centre in high courtTaking note of the Centre’s statement, the court issued summons in the suit filed by long-standing member Vijay Khurana, DGC staff welfare association,…
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