New Delhi, Jan 12. The R.M. Lodha Committee on Thursday clarified that disqualified office-bearers of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) won't be able to attend Board meetings as a state-association representative or International Cricket Council (ICC) meetings as a BCCI representative. In its second part of the Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs), the statement from the Lodha Committee comes soon after a media report that sacked BCCI Secretary Ajay shirke was being appointed Maharashtra Cricket Association (MCA) representative at BCCI meetings.
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"In keeping with the spirit of the Hon'ble Supreme Court's judgement, a disqualified office-bearer is no longer to be associated with cricket administration. He/She is disqualified from being a representative or nominee of the member association or the BCCI and cannot discharge any other role in or behalf of the association or the BCCI."
