A story that became a common trope during my fieldwork while talking to brokers in Munirka who are mostly Jats was about how Munirka is being overtaken by people from Northeast or ‘Manipuris’. A common trait in this story was the street inside Munirka village known by many names by the residents. But the name ‘airport’ was the most sensational one for brokers of all the names. The Jat brokers used to say they (people from Northeast or Manipuris) have named this chowk as ‘airport’ putting an emphasis on the changing nature of the space. How they are overcrowding the place and occupying it with their presence which means an overt presence of them. It is interesting to note at the same time ‘airport’ which is known as the Babulal Chowk otherwise, has most of the tenants from northeast living there. The street starts from Anupam restaurant located towards the Palam Flyover side and ends inside the Munirka Village at Babu Lal Chowk has most of the shops and buildings rented by the Northeastern community. The Jat brokers signified at the same time a loss of connection with the space where people from Northeast have established themselves inside the village.