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While CHINDIs were doing Nautanki against ECI during & are now at Kharge ji's residence for free food, #Modi Sarkar has passed VERY IMP
Sports Reform Bill in LS which along with other sports associations, is going to BRING rogue BCCI UNDER STRICT CONTROL!
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While CHINDIs were doing Nautanki against ECI during & are now at Kharge ji's residence for free food, #Modi Sarkar has passed VERY IMP
Sports Reform Bill in LS which along with other sports associations, is going to BRING rogue BCCI UNDER STRICT CONTROL!
🧵1/8
As we know BCCI, well known for alleged corruption & also for hurting National Sentiments many times for its monetary gains, has always skipped enquiries & even CAG Audit by saying 'We are Pvt Association'!
NO-MORE!
BCCI IS SCREWED NOW!
How? Pls read on.
2/8
NO-MORE!
BCCI IS SCREWED NOW!
How? Pls read on.
2/8
National Sports Governance Bill 2025 imposes significant checks on the BCCI, curtailing its historically unchecked authority. Below are the key pointers with brief explanations of how the bill limits the BCCI’s autonomy:
1. **Mandatory NSF Recognition**:
BCCI must register as a National Sports Federation (NSF) to access government facilities and participate in international events like the 2028 Olympics. Non-compliance risks de-recognition, forcing the BCCI to align with the bill’s governance standards, reducing its ability to operate independently.
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1. **Mandatory NSF Recognition**:
BCCI must register as a National Sports Federation (NSF) to access government facilities and participate in international events like the 2028 Olympics. Non-compliance risks de-recognition, forcing the BCCI to align with the bill’s governance standards, reducing its ability to operate independently.
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2. **Partial RTI Applicability**:
The bill subjects the BCCI to the Right to Information (RTI) Act for activities involving government funding, though with partial exemptions. This introduces public scrutiny of its operations, curbing secretive decision-making and financial opacity.
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The bill subjects the BCCI to the Right to Information (RTI) Act for activities involving government funding, though with partial exemptions. This introduces public scrutiny of its operations, curbing secretive decision-making and financial opacity.
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3. **National Sports Board (NSB) Oversight**:
The NSB can regulate the BCCI, ensuring compliance with transparent elections, financial audits, and ethical norms. Failure to adhere can lead to de-recognition, limiting the BCCI’s unchecked control over cricket administration.
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The NSB can regulate the BCCI, ensuring compliance with transparent elections, financial audits, and ethical norms. Failure to adhere can lead to de-recognition, limiting the BCCI’s unchecked control over cricket administration.
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4. **Athlete and Gender Representation**:
The bill mandates that one-fourth of the BCCI’s executive committee be sportspersons of outstanding merit, including at least four women. This dilutes the dominance of entrenched administrators and ensures athlete voices, reducing unilateral authority.
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The bill mandates that one-fourth of the BCCI’s executive committee be sportspersons of outstanding merit, including at least four women. This dilutes the dominance of entrenched administrators and ensures athlete voices, reducing unilateral authority.
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5. **National Sports Tribunal Jurisdiction**:
The tribunal, with civil court-like powers, can resolve disputes over BCCI’s team selections, elections, or governance issues. This external adjudication mechanism restricts the BCCI’s ability to handle conflicts internally without oversight.
6. **Age and Tenure Limits**:
BCCI officials are subject to a maximum age limit (70, extendable to 75 if allowed by international bodies) and a tenure cap of three consecutive four-year terms. This prevents long-term entrenchment of powerful administrators, breaking their perpetual control.
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The tribunal, with civil court-like powers, can resolve disputes over BCCI’s team selections, elections, or governance issues. This external adjudication mechanism restricts the BCCI’s ability to handle conflicts internally without oversight.
6. **Age and Tenure Limits**:
BCCI officials are subject to a maximum age limit (70, extendable to 75 if allowed by international bodies) and a tenure cap of three consecutive four-year terms. This prevents long-term entrenchment of powerful administrators, breaking their perpetual control.
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7. **Mandatory Financial Audits**:
The bill requires audits by the Comptroller and Auditor-General (CAG) for NSFs, including the BCCI if it receives government support. This enforces financial accountability, curbing the BCCI’s ability to manage funds without scrutiny.
These measures collectively ensure that the BCCI, while retaining some autonomy due to its financial independence, is brought under a structured legal framework, significantly limiting its previously unlimited authority and aligning it with national sports governance standards.
This is no less than a Surgical Strike by #Modi Sarkar on the most controversial Sports 'Company' in the Nation.
Clean-up was must & it has started! Hoping Cricket to become a 'Sport' AGAIN!
8/8
The bill requires audits by the Comptroller and Auditor-General (CAG) for NSFs, including the BCCI if it receives government support. This enforces financial accountability, curbing the BCCI’s ability to manage funds without scrutiny.
These measures collectively ensure that the BCCI, while retaining some autonomy due to its financial independence, is brought under a structured legal framework, significantly limiting its previously unlimited authority and aligning it with national sports governance standards.
This is no less than a Surgical Strike by #Modi Sarkar on the most controversial Sports 'Company' in the Nation.
Clean-up was must & it has started! Hoping Cricket to become a 'Sport' AGAIN!
8/8
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