A three-judge bench led by Chief Justice Surya Kant, along with Justice Joymalya Bagchi and Justice V. Mohana, issued the order on Tuesday. The court also expressed concern over the long-running litigation surrounding cricket administration and sought responses from the BCCI and state associations.
However, applications from state associations and their members have continued to reach the apex court. Many of these cases involve requests for changes to association constitutions or disputes between rival factions over the control of cricket bodies.
If the BCCI and state associations agree to come under the Act, pending cases concerning their administration could move from the Supreme Court to the sports tribunal. This could reduce the court's workload while giving cricket bodies a statutory forum for resolving disputes.
BCCI Seeks to Retain Its Autonomous Status
Board has also argued that cricket has not been formally notified as a "designated sport" under the NSG Act. The issue could therefore become central to the court's decision on whether the new legislation applies to the BCCI and its state affiliates.
The Odisha Cricket Association is among the bodies that have delayed its election process while the implications of the new sports framework are being considered.
BCCI Constitution and NSG Act Differ on Tenure Rules
After two consecutive terms at the BCCI level, a three-year cooling-off period applies. The NSG Act allows administrators to serve up to three consecutive terms, with a maximum of 12 years across executive positions before a cooling-off period becomes mandatory.
Also read: BCCI signs Campa Cola, ChatGPT and SBI Life as associate partners for Team India matches
Hence then, the article about supreme court questions bcci over resistance to national sports governance act was published today ( ) and is available on cricketaddictor ( Middle East ) The editorial team at PressBee has edited and verified it, and it may have been modified, fully republished, or quoted. You can read and follow the updates of this news or article from its original source.
Read More Details
Finally We wish PressBee provided you with enough information of ( Supreme Court questions BCCI over resistance to National Sports Governance Act )
Also on site :
- Danielle Deadwyler, Ella Beatty, Ike Barinholtz, Connor Storrie & More Confirmed For Focus Features’ ‘The Bell Jar’ As Production Wraps
- 9 Years Ago, a Stephen King Adaptation Became the Highest-Grossing Horror Movie Ever — And Still Holds the Title
- Woman seriously injured in Tenderloin dog attack Tuesday morning