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Draft Electoral Roll OFFICE OF THE ELECTORAL OFFICER, BOARD OF CONTROL FOR CRICKET IN INDIA (BCCI) BCCI ELECTION – 24 DECEMBER 2020 DRAFT ELECTORAL ROLL The following Draft Electoral Roll lists the names of all the Representative received from the Full Members of the BCCI through communication sent by them. The names have been listed after checking only the completeness of the records as specified in paragraph 3 of the Electoral Officer’s Notice of Election Schedule and Call for Full Members to file Application to Nominate their Respective Representative dated 4 December 2020. Objection on the entries in the Draft Electoral Roll may be submitted via e-mail to [email protected] from 11:00 am to 3:00 pm on 13 December 2020 and 14 December 2020. The Final Electoral Roll shall be compiled by the Electoral Officer after taking into consideration Objection made and Information received, if any. Date: December 12, 2020 Shri A.K Joti, Electoral Officer, BCCI Email: [email protected] No. Member Association Nominated Representative 1. Andhra Cricket Association Mr. P. Sarath Chandra Reddy 2. Assam Cricket Association Mr. Devajit Saikia 3. Arunachal Cricket Association Mr. Nabam Vivek 4. Baroda Cricket Association Mr. Pranav Amin 5. Bihar Cricket Association Mr. Rakesh K. Tiwary 6. Chhattisgarh State Cricket Sangh Mr. Jubin Shah 7. Cricket Association of Bengal Mr. Avishek Dalmiya 8. Cricket Association of Mizoram Mr. Khairul J. Majumdar 9. Cricket Association of Puducherry Mr. P. Damodaran 10. Cricket Association of Uttrakhand Mr. Mahim Verma 11. Delhi and District Cricket Association Mr. Rohan Jaitley 12. Goa Cricket Association Mr. Suraj L. Lotlikar 13. Gujarat Cricket Association Mr. Dhanraj P. Nathani 14. Haryana Cricket Association Mr. Mrinal Ojha 15. Himachal Pradesh Cricket Association Mr. Sumeet K. Sharma 16. Hyderabad Cricket Association Mr. Mohammed Azharuddin 17. Jharkhand State Cricket Association Mr. Ajaynath Shahdeo 18. Karnataka State Cricket Association Mr. Brijesh P. Patel 19. Kerala Cricket Association Adv. Shreejith V. Nair 20. Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association Mr. Raju S. Chouhan 22. Maharashtra Cricket Association Mr. Riyaz Bagban 22. Manipur Cricket Association Mr. Rajkumar I. Singh 23. Mumbai Cricket Association Mr. Sanjay Naik 24. Sikkim Cricket Association Mr. Lobzang G. Tenzing 25. Saurashtra Cricket Association Mr. Jaydev Shah 26. Tamil Nadu Cricket Association Mr. R. S. Ramasaamy 27. Uttar Pradesh Cricket Association Mr. Rajiv Shukla 28. Vidarbha Cricket Association Adv. Anand Deshpande .
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