Delhi and District Cricket Association Mull Disciplinary Action Against Kirti Azad, Bishan Singh Bedi
The Delhi and District Cricket Association executive committee is likely to meet on Friday to take the disciplinary action against Kirti Azad and Bishan Singh Bedi for their public outburst against former DDCA president Arun Jaitley.
- Press Trust of India
- Updated: December 24, 2015 10:33 PM IST
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The executive committee of Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) will explore various disciplinary measures, including issuing showcause notice to former India cricketers Kirti Azad and Bishan Singh Bedi, for making corruption allegations against its former president Arun Jaitley. (Kirti Azad Suspended By BJP For Publicly Targeting Arun Jaitley)
The DDCA executive committee is likely to meet on Friday at the Feroz Shah Kotla.
"We will be exploring all possible options including issuing showcause notice to the two (Bedi, Azad), who are also voting members. The members have taken a strong view on this matter," acting DDCA president Chetan Chauhan said. (Corruption in Delhi Cricket Hurts Kirti Azad)
DDCA sources had earlier claimed that the executive committee was already mulling various options with regard to the former cricketers. (Kirti Azad Accuses Delhi and District Cricket Association of Massive Corruption)
BJP Member of Parliament Azad, who has been leading a campaign against finance minister Arun Jaitley on alleged corruption in the DDCA, was on Wednesday suspended by the party which charged him for anti-party activities and accused him of "colluding" with Congress and AAP to bring it into "disrepute".
The action of the BJP Parliamentary Board to suspend him from the party's primary membership with immediate effect came three days after his press conference attacking Jaitley and subsequent acts of defiance both inside and outside Parliament.