BCCI reacts to complaint against captain Virat Kohli

BCCI reacts to complaint against captain Virat Kohli

Sanjeev Gupta, a lifelong member of Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association, has sent a letter to BCCI Ethics Officer DK Jain complaining that Virat Kohli has violated the Lodha Committee recommendations. It has been said in this email that Virat is on two terms simultaneously and there is a conflict of interest here.

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On the one hand he is the player and captain of the Indian team and at the same time he is also in the position of a director in a sports marketing company who also manages some players of the Indian team. The BCCI has also given its opinion on this.

Virat Kohli should step down from his post on his own.

According to the BCCI rules, the complainant, Sanjeev Gupta, further alleged that this is a gross violation of Rule 38 (4) of the BCCI which has been approved by the Supreme Court of India. It has been written in the email that it is against the BCCI rules and therefore they should be asked to remove themselves from a post.

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Either choose captaincy or remain a director. Regarding the complaints that have been coming for the past few years, a board official said that their pattern is the same and said that it is an attempt to create turmoil and blackmail those who have done so much for the country. Have done

'This is an attempt to stain the hearts of successful people'

The officer further said that once you see the complaints, you will know that these complaints are motivated. Somebody is trying to surround the BCCI officials and now he is surrounding the captain of the Indian team for some reason.

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This pattern is clearly visible in the last six years. Look at the email and its language, it is clear that it is an attempt to stain the successful people. There is some inspiration behind it. The right to legal status is necessary for such a complaint. Otherwise, there will be no end to such emails.