The General Committee of the Delhi Gymkhana Club has formally requested the Union government to refrain from disrupting its operations until there is clarity regarding the allotment of an alternate plot of land. In a letter addressed to the Land and Development Office (L&DO), the club emphasized the need for reconsideration of the timeline for vacating its 27.3-acre premises, which the government requires for enhancing Defence infrastructure. The committee highlighted the substantial investments made over the years in improving club facilities and expressed concern over the financial implications of relocation. The club's secretary, Rajesh Bhatnagar, sought an urgent meeting with officials from the Ministry of Housing and Urban Affairs to discuss these matters. Since the General Committee took charge, the club has improved its financial standing, moving from a loss of approximately ₹12 crore in 2021-22 to a projected profit of around ₹9 crore for 2023-24. Founded in 1913, the Delhi Gymkhana Club boasts nearly 14,000 members, including notable political leaders and business figures.