New Delhi, July 1 -- The Delhi High Court on Wednesday deferred hearing in the Indian Polo Association's (IPA) challenge relating to the Jaipur Polo Ground till July 9, while observing that there was no immediate need for the Central Government to undertake any activity at the site as it had already taken possession of the property.

The case was heard by Justice Harish Vaidyanathan Shankar.

During the hearing, Senior Advocate Kirtiman Singh, appearing for the Indian Polo Association, urged the Court to ensure that the historic polo turf remains untouched until the dispute is finally decided.

"My only request is till the matter is heard, please do not destroy the turf. It is possible we may lose, but a season is to be conducted," Singh ...