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NEW DELHI: However, Mudgal’s most stinging observations were kept for current BCCI and DDCA Vice-president C K Khanna.
On Page 14 and 15 under Topic No V ‘Role of various functionaries of DDCA’ (sub-headers A to E), the former Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court gave his observations on Khanna. Image courtesy: twitter
The Delhi High Court-appointed observer Justice Mukul Mudgal has given a scathing report on the Delhi and Districts Cricket Association’s functioning during this year’s IPL with strong observations against a few senior DDCA office-bearers.
In his 27-page report on DDCA functioning, Mudgal has criticised that “Despite being formed in 1883, and granted affiliation in the year 1928, and even after having conducted many Tests and other international matches at the Ferozshah Kotla ground, any match assigned to DDCA for reasons best known the office bearers of DDCA is dependant on last minute preparations and permissions.”
However, Mudgal’s most stinging observations were kept for current BCCI and DDCA Vice-president C K Khanna.
On Page 14 and 15 under Topic No V ‘Role of various functionaries of DDCA’ (sub-headers A to E), the former Chief Justice of Punjab and Haryana High Court gave his observations on Khanna.
As per V (B) “The most pernicious influence affecting DDCA’s administration is ever present MR CK Khanna, who is vice-president of DDCA for several years and also happens to be Vice president of BCCI, though from Central Zone.
He controls large number of proxies and accordingly has strong hold in DDCA. He excels in evading responsibility and claiming credit for an achievement by someone else. His paramount interests are peddling of complementaries to gain favours and satisfy proxy interest, and mounting dais repeatedly for presentations. He craves for every photo opportunity.
Mudgal, who also probed the IPL spot-fixing scandal, pointed out at potential Conflict of Interest for Khanna.