The Delhi High Court has ruled against interfering with the eviction of residents from three slum clusters—Bhai Ram Camp, DID Camp, and Masjid Camp—located near Lok Kalyan Marg, adjacent to the Prime Minister's official residence. Justice Purushaindra Kumar Kaurav ordered the residents to vacate within 15 days, noting that eviction notices were first issued in October 2025. The Central government argued that these slum clusters are situated in a protected zone next to an operational Air Force Station, necessitating the removal of unauthorized constructions for national security reasons. The court stated that in-situ rehabilitation was not feasible due to the lack of alternative accommodation nearby, and plans were made to relocate 717 residents to Savda Ghevra. The court affirmed that the eviction and subsequent rehabilitation do not violate the residents' fundamental rights, provided that the relevant policies are followed to secure their needs for education, travel, and sanitation. While some residents have accepted alternative housing, concerns remain regarding the distance from their original homes and the potential impact on their livelihoods and children's education.