The Centre has asked the Delhi Gymkhana Club to vacate its premises by June 5
Questions have emerged over the short notice period and compensation for club members
The case revives debate over private elite institutions occupying prime public land
Central Delhi faces a shortage of large public parks despite its growing population
Cities like New York, London, and Kolkata offer far larger central green spaces to residents
Bodies like the India International Centre serve broader public and cultural purposes beyond membership
The larger challenge is balancing heritage, public access, and urban planning in the capital