For more than a century, the Delhi Gymkhana Club has stood as one of the most powerful symbols of privilege, influence and colonial-era legacy in the heart of Lutyens’ Delhi. But now, the iconic institution is facing perhaps the biggest crisis in its history. The Centre has ordered the club to vacate its sprawling 27.3-acre property by June 5, citing national security concerns and the need for defence and governance infrastructure near the Prime Minister’s residence. In response, the Delhi Gymkhana Club has moved the Delhi High Court, challenging the legality and urgency of the eviction order. This report explores the legal battle, the government’s rationale, and the controversies that have long surrounded the elite club — from membership rules and the “Green Card” system to allegations of financial irregularities and unauthorised construction. Will one of India’s most exclusive institutions survive this showdown, or is this the beginning of the end for Delhi Gymkhana? Watch the full report for all the details.