A Delhi court has declined to grant interim relief to the Indian Polo Association (IPA) in a case concerning the eviction of the Jaipur Polo Ground. The court, however, directed the Union government to file its responses to the appeal and the stay application. The matter has been listed before the vacation judge on June 17.
Background of the Case
The Indian Polo Association had approached the court seeking protection against eviction from the Jaipur Polo Ground, a historic venue for polo matches in Delhi. The association argued that the eviction would disrupt its operations and affect the sport's promotion in the country.
Court's Decision
After hearing the arguments, the court refused to grant any interim relief to the IPA. The judge noted that the government's submissions were necessary before any interim order could be passed. The court has now scheduled the next hearing for June 17, when the vacation judge will take up the matter.
- The Indian Polo Association filed an appeal against the eviction notice.
- The court asked the Union government to submit its reply within the stipulated time.
- The case will be heard by the vacation judge on June 17.
The Jaipur Polo Ground has been a traditional venue for polo events in Delhi, and its eviction has raised concerns among sports enthusiasts. The IPA continues to seek legal remedies to retain the ground for polo activities.
