PRIORITIES AND INTERESTS OF BCCI ~ OFFICIAL BLOG OF PROF. SUNIL PANDEY, LNMIIT, JAIPUR

Tuesday 17 November 2015

PRIORITIES AND INTERESTS OF BCCI

09:38 Politics, Social Issues 1 comment

PRIORITIES AND INTERESTS OF BCCI

I have been repeatedly requesting the GOI to TAME the BCCI. I had frankly expressed not to play Cricket with Pakistan at neutral venue. BCCI must wait till the playing conditions in Pakistan improve. Now what was the urgency of offering them to play in India? The response of the Pakistan Cricket Board Chairman Sri Shahryar Khan is not in good taste and is an insult to the Nation that could have been avoided easily. It is understandable that playing in Pakistan can be a security risk but what about Pakistan not playing India? Is it the security risk for Pakistani team as well?

BCCI HAS ALLOWED PAKISTAN CRICKET BOARD TO PAINT INDIA IN THE SAME COLOUR?

BCCI shouldn't act like a State within the Union of India. I am not against BCCI but definitely feel insulted when country is insulted due to their immature act. They may be directed to seek clearance / approval from MEA before signing any agreement with other countries since BCCI is not at all concerned for the self-respect of the country. It seems MONEY is everything for them.

Similarly the 2009 Indian Premier League Season-2 (IPL 2) was played in South Africa between 18 April and 24 May 2009 and it resulted in huge outflow of valuable foreign exchange. Did BCCI take clearance / approval from GOI? BCCI simply proved that playing IPL was more important than anything else.

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