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BCCI opposes One state One Vote suggesstion from Lodha in SC
Supreme Court has agreed the reforms of Lodha Commitee for BCCI, state bodies need more time to implement reforms, says BCCI
The Supreme Court has proposed the reforms of Lodha Committee for the Board of Control for Cricket of India.
The chief Justice of India TS Thakur has taken the decision after two hours of conversation over BCCI’s unwillingness to agree Lodha Committee recommendations unconditionally.
One state One Vote, BCCI opposed to this implementation
BCCI council has argued one state one vote cannot be implemented as the state bodies will reduce the power of state cricket associations like Maharashtra has 4 votes as it has four business houses.
Board agreed that some of the recommendations have taken place but state bodies will need more time to implement the reforms.
Gopal Subhramaniam has asked the Supreme Court to remove Thakur and appoint an administrator.
BCCI has been looking for more hearings as they felt that they have not been heard properly but the court will pass an order without stating the date.
The members of BCCI have been opposing for the reforms of three members of Lodha committee.
