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Delhi High Court raises concern over Centre plan to take over ‘green spaces’ in Gymkhana, Jaipur Polo Ground

Delhi High Court raises concern over Centre plan to take over ‘green spaces’ in Gymkhana, Jaipur Polo Ground
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The Delhi High Court has expressed significant concern over the Centre's plan to take over green spaces like the Delhi Gymkhana and Jaipur Polo Ground for potential development. The court warned that such actions could exacerbate environmental issues and lead to excessive high-rise construction in the capital.

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This highlights the ongoing tension between urban development, government land acquisition, and the preservation of essential green lungs in rapidly densifying metropolitan areas.

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The Delhi High Court on Monday expressed concern over the Centre’s move to take over properties in Lutyens’ Delhi, including the Delhi Gymkhana Club, the Indian Polo Club and the Delhi Race Club, observing that the shrinking green spaces in the national capital could worsen the city’s environmental challenges.

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