Archive · 19 Sep 2025
Objections Mount Against HCA Acting President's BCCI Inclusion
Cricket officials in Hyderabad are upset about who will represent them at a big national meeting (BCCI AGM).
They say the person chosen, Daljit Singh, shouldn't be on the list because he wasn't picked correctly, breaking the rules.
They also say the High Court should be the one to choose the representative.
These officials have asked the BCCI to remove Singh from the voter list to ensure everything is fair and follows the rules.
Activists object to Daljit Singh's inclusion in the BCCI voter list.
They allege Singh's nomination was illegal and unconstitutional.
Formal complaint filed with BCCI electoral officer.
Former HCA secretary suggests Justice Naveen Rao represent Hyderabad.
Critics believe Singh's inclusion rewards defiance of court orders.
- Who
- Daljit Singh, BCCI, HCA officials, activists
- What
- Objections to Daljit Singh's inclusion in the BCCI voter list
- When
- Before the BCCI AGM on September 28
- Where
- Hyderabad and Mumbai
- Why
- Concerns over procedural violations and legal standing
Critics/Activists
HCA (Implied)
Nomination Validity
Critics/Activists
Singh's nomination is illegal and unconstitutional, lacking required approvals.
HCA (Implied)
Likely supports the nomination process followed by the HCA.
Representation
Critics/Activists
Justice Naveen Rao or a legitimate body should represent Hyderabad.
HCA (Implied)
Singh's position as acting president allows him to represent Hyderabad.
- Event
- BCCI AGM
- Date
- September 28
- Location
- Mumbai
- HCA Acting President
- Daljit Singh
- Complaint Filed By
- Venugopal Parasan
- Allegation
- Illegal inclusion in voter list
