New Delhi, The Centre has informed the Delhi High Court that there is no proposal to allot the Central Secretariat Club premises to anyone at this stage.
The government’s submission came during the hearing of a plea seeking interim stay on the de-recognition order of the club. “Considering the above, no order is required to be passed. The petitioners are permitted to take away their belongings in next one week. The club, formerly known as Talkatora Club, has challenged the government de-recognition order and an eviction order by the estate officer asking it to immediately vacate its present premises in the President’s Estate. The interim application was filed in a pending petition by the club against the revocation of its recognition.
List on the date already fixed, that is, , 2026,” Justice Amit Mahajan said. The court was hearing an application filed by the club seeking ad interim stay of the July 14, 2026 de-recognition order and July 17, 2026 eviction order. In its petition, the club said that on July 14, the Department of Personnel and Training arbitrarily, illegally and unconstitutionally, withdrew the recognition granted to it.
Taking into account the Centre’s stand, the court said no order was required to be passed.
