The elite Delhi Gymkhana Club has shot off a letter to the Land and Development Office (LDO) over the Centre's demand that the land parcel the club stands on be surrendered before June 5, seeking clarification on four broad points, including whether an "appropriately located alternate plot of land" will be allotted for relocation. The exclusive club, where select diplomats, bureaucrats, military leaders and the national capital's elite and intelligentsia rub shoulders, noted in the letter that it serves around 14,000 members and users who have paid subscription and membership fees to utilise the facilities offered by it. It employs 500 people and hosts cultural and sporting events, it said, adding sudden action by the government would impact multiple stakeholders. Delhi Gymkhana Club 's Four Concerns "The GC (The General Committee (GC) of the club) requests that you consider that there should be no dislocation of the club and its operations until there ...