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Home / News / Sports News / Fall in line, or we'll make you- SC tells BCCI
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    Fall in line, or we'll make you- SC tells BCCI

    Written by
    Vijaya
    Edited by
    Mansi Motwani
    Last updated on Sep 29, 2016, 08:00 am
    Fall in line, or we'll make you- SC tells BCCI
  • Supreme Court of India has told the BCCI to fall in line or the court will have to do it.

    Chief Justice of India T S Thakur said that BCCI should follow the Lodha panel recommendations and should not defy court orders.

    The SC has given BCCI time till October 6 to explain themselves over non-compliance of orders.

  • In this article
    Lodha committee submits recommendations for reforms A look at some Lodha panel recommendations SC happy with Lodha recommendations, seeks BCCI response Lodha panel's 'one-member-one-vote' suggestion BCCI files affidavit against Lodha recommendations SC raps BCCI over funds allocation SC asks if BCCI refuses to be reformed? SC tells BCCI to be transparent and accountable SC Bench delivers orders on Lodha Panel recommendations Gavaskar, Kapil feel Lodha Panel recommendations are too harsh Ravi Shastri comes to BCCI's rescue Fall in line, or we'll make you- SC tells BCCI BCCI not following Lodha panel recommendations
  • Information

    Lodha committee submits recommendations for reforms

  • After looking into the organizational structure and functioning of BCCI, the Supreme Court-appointed Justice R.M. Lodha Committee, on January 4, 2016, came up with a comprehensive set of recommendations to reform and restructure the sporting body.

  • Jan 2016

    A look at some Lodha panel recommendations

    A look at some Lodha panel recommendations
  • The Lodha committee report recommended a cooling-off period between successive terms for top officials.

    It suggested that ministers and government servants cannot occupy BCCI posts and wanted professionals under a chief executive officer to run the board's day-to-day activity.

    Further, the report wanted the BCCI to be brought under the Right to Information Act (RTI) Act, which would allow citizens to access Board's information.

  • 4 Feb 2016

    SC happy with Lodha recommendations, seeks BCCI response

    SC happy with Lodha recommendations, seeks BCCI response
  • Supreme Court told the BCCI that it was happy with Lodha panel recommendations and that it wanted them implemented.

    SC Chief Justice Thakur said, if BCCI had difficulty in implementing, they would have Lodha committee implement it for them.

    The court asked BCCI to come back by March 3 to let it know about the execution of all structural changes recommended by the committee.

  • One-member-one-vote

    Lodha panel's 'one-member-one-vote' suggestion

    Lodha panel's 'one-member-one-vote' suggestion
  • 'One member, one vote' suggestion was among the many sweeping recommendations proposed by the Lodha panel.

    This meant, only cricketing bodies representing a state would have full membership and voting rights in the BCCI.

    For instance, if a state (like Maharashtra or Gujarat) has three associations, one of them will have full voting rights while the other two will be relegated to associate members.

  • Information

    BCCI files affidavit against Lodha recommendations

  • In the first week of March 2016, in an affidavit submitted to the SC, BCCI expressed its reservations towards Lodha report recommendations. Prohibition on re-appointment for members of managing committee and cooling-off period, bringing board under RTI amongst other suggestions were opposed.

  • 5 Apr 2016

    SC raps BCCI over funds allocation

    SC raps BCCI over funds allocation
  • According to BCCI's affidavit, which disclosed details of funds allotted to state bodies in the last five years, atleast 11 states had not received any BCCI funds.

    In this light, SC criticized BCCI for the way it distributed funds to its affiliated-units.

    The court further said that BCCI had done nothing to develop the game and that its members created a "mutually benefit society."

  • 8 Apr 2016

    SC asks if BCCI refuses to be reformed?

    SC asks if BCCI refuses to be reformed?
  • Continuing arguments over Lodha recommendations, BCCI said that because of its status as a trust, it was beyond the purview of Supreme Court.

    BCCI's counsel cited Article 19 (C) of Indian Constitution, which allows formation of associations/unions, as one of the reasons why SC could not interfere in BCCI's functioning.

    The court responded by asking the BCCI whether it was "refusing to be reformed".

  • 12 Apr 2016

    SC tells BCCI to be transparent and accountable

    SC tells BCCI to be transparent and accountable
    Credits:
  • Supreme Court said that BCCI was not a private entity and is accountable and answerable like any other public body.

    The bench headed by Chief Justice T.S. Thakur said that BCCI is a trustee of the game and that its activities must inspire confidence.

    Apex court's observations came as it was hearing objections against Lodha committee recommendations, made by BCCI and state associations.

  • 18 Jul 2016

    SC Bench delivers orders on Lodha Panel recommendations

    SC Bench delivers orders on Lodha Panel recommendations
  • The two-judge bench of SC, made of Chief Justice Thakur and Justice Kalifulla ordered the BCCI to adopt the one-state-one-vote policy.

    The recommendation of including a CAG member in the BCCI governing council was accepted.

    It rejected inclusion of a minister in BCCI, and ordered an age cap of 70 for its members.

    BCCI has been given 6 months to implement these changes.

  • 26 Sep 2016

    Gavaskar, Kapil feel Lodha Panel recommendations are too harsh

    Gavaskar, Kapil feel Lodha Panel recommendations are too harsh
  • Former cricketers Sunil Gavaskar and Kapil Dev have raised their concern over the recommendations given by Lodha Panel for BCCI.

    Gavaskar said that the three year term for an administrator was short and also raised questions over the cooling-off period.

    Kapil Dev seconded Gavaskar's opinion and also raised concerns over 'one state, one vote' system. However, he welcomed the age cap for selectors.

  • Data

    Ravi Shastri comes to BCCI's rescue

  • Former captain of Indian team, Ravi Shastri, has come to BCCI's rescue raising his voice against the Lodha Panel recommendations. He did not agree with the age cap for officials, the cooling off period and the number of selectors brought down to three from five.

  • 29 Sep 2016

    Fall in line, or we'll make you- SC tells BCCI

    Fall in line, or we'll make you- SC tells BCCI
  • Supreme Court of India has told the BCCI to fall in line or the court will have to do it.

    Chief Justice of India T S Thakur said that BCCI should follow the Lodha panel recommendations and should not defy court orders.

    The SC has given BCCI time till October 6 to explain themselves over non-compliance of orders.

  • Information

    BCCI not following Lodha panel recommendations

  • Retired Justice RM Lodha had moved to Supreme Court saying that BCCI and its office bearers are not complying with the orders of SC. The panel also demanded removal of top officials at BCCI, including BCCI chairman Anurag Thakur and Secretary Ajay Shirke.

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