Former secretary Jay Shah’s replacement at the BCCI will be elected on January 12 in a Special General Meeting (SGM), according to a report in PTI. Along with the new secretary, a new treasurer will also be elected after Ashish Shelar, a BJP politician, was sworn in as a cabinet minister in the recently-formed Maharashtra government.
According to the BCCI constitution, any vacant post should filled within 45 days by calling a SGM. “Yes, after the Apex Council Meeting on Thursday, state units were sent a notification about the date of the SGM, which is January 12 at the BCCI headquarters,” a state association president told PTI.
The Lodha Committee reforms, which have been accepted by the Supreme Court, state that one person can’t hold two positions. Likewise, Shah and Shelar relinquished their positions as required. Assam’s Devajit Saikia is currently performing the duties of BCCI’s interim secretary, while the treasurer’s position is lying vacant.
Based on a several media reports, Shah’s replacement will be an unanimous one with Gujarat Anil Patel’s being the dark horse.
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