Archive · 14 Sep 2025
Mumbai NSCI Crisis: President Asks Secretary to Resign
The head of a sports club in Mumbai wants the secretary to quit.
This is because an audit found some problems with how the club handled money.
Members of the club also want the secretary gone because they think he might try to interfere with an investigation.
The President of the club has asked him to resign, but it is his decision.
The members have requested an independent committee to investigate.
NSCI president demanded secretary's resignation after KPMG audit report.
An Extraordinary General Body Meeting (EOGM) reflected members' support for resignation.
Members felt secretary should step down to avoid influencing the inquiry.
Meeting passed agenda items for independent committee and forensic audit.
President clarified the resignation is the secretary's personal decision but reflects member sentiment.
- Who
- President Viren Shah, Secretary Atul Maru, NSCI members
- What
- President asked Secretary to resign amid a crisis following a KPMG audit.
- When
- September 12th (EOGM)
- Where
- National Sports Club of India (NSCI) in Mumbai
- Why
- Due to member concerns over audit findings and Maru's potential influence on inquiries.
- Organization
- National Sports Club of India (NSCI)
- Location
- Worli, Mumbai
- Key Figure
- Atul Maru (Secretary)
- Action
- President demanded secretary resign
- Reason
- KPMG audit findings & member sentiment