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- Updated: September 30, 2016
The Tripura Cricket Association (TCA) and the Vidarbha Cricket Association (VCA) have become the first full members of the BCCI to adopt the recommendations of the Lodha Committee, in separate special general meetings held on September 29 and 30 respectively.
This development could affect the BCCI, which has been resolutely opposing the Lodha Committee’s recommendations and had failed to meet the first deadline of September 30. The board could not reach a decision at an emergent special general meeting on Friday and will reconvene again on October 1 to discuss the issue.
On Thursday, the TCA had “unanimously” decided to amend its constitution in accordance with the recommendations of the Committee appointed by the Supreme Court.
In an email to the Lodha Committee, TCA secretary Sourav Dasgupta said: “The house after discussions passed a resolution unanimously to implement the recommendations made for state association by the Supreme Court committee and a proposed draft of amendment made and passed for further necessary action with Register of Societies, Government of Tripura, under Registration Act, 1860.”
Then on Friday, at the VCA’s SGM in Nagpur, 727 out of the 730 members voted in favour of a new constitution in line with the Committee’s recommendations.
The VCA, in a media release, had stated that the sole item …
