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Voter List After Decision on Objections and Suggestions MAHARASHTRA CRICKET ASSOCIATION (Affiliated to The Board of Control for Cricket in India 10-1-37) (Registered Under Societies Reg. Act, 1860) (Maharashtra 565/Pune) (Registered Under Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950 Reg. No. F-1042/Pune) (Estd. 1934) Maharashtra Cricket Association’s International Stadium At Post : Gahunje, Teh : Maval, Dist : Pune Phone : 020-27377162 E-mail Id :[email protected] ________ Ref : Date :28/09/2019 To, All the members of MCA Subject: Publishing of Final Voter List after decision on Objections and Suggestions Sir/Madam, The Final Voter List is attached herewith for 165 Members as per the Election Program. 1. 26 Objections/Suggestions were received on email within the stipulated period i.e till 5 pm on 27/9/2019, and 12 Objections/Suggestions were received after 5 pm; however in the interest of justice, all the Objections/Suggestions were considerd objectively on merit. 3 have been Accepted, 27 Rejected, 3 required No Action and 5 (made by Shri Deshpande and Adv Shinde) have been kept Pending (for detailed examination) as they are related to Election Process and not Voter List. 2. E.O. also received request after declaration of Election Program on 26/9/2019 from some members asking for personal hearing, thus meeting at the Election Office was held on 27/9/2019 between 15.45 to 17.30 in which 41 Members were present. Of them 36 members had no objections, but infact suggested that elections are long delayed and expressed need of immedieate election within time frame of Hon S.C and CoA because without Apex Council cricket activities were suffering. They mentioned that they have full confidence in E.O., and assured particpation and support for free, fair and Registered Office: Maharashtra Cricket Association, Nehru Stadium, North Side, Tilak Road, Pune - 411002 MAHARASHTRA CRICKET ASSOCIATION (Affiliated to The Board of Control for Cricket in India 10-1-37) (Registered Under Societies Reg. Act, 1860) (Maharashtra 565/Pune) (Registered Under Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950 Reg. No. F-1042/Pune) (Estd. 1934) Maharashtra Cricket Association’s International Stadium At Post : Gahunje, Teh : Maval, Dist : Pune Phone : 020-27377162 E-mail Id :[email protected] ________ transparent election. Some members earnestly requested that even if there are some technical defects the election should not postponed and they feel that the amended Constition of MCA is fully compliant with the Hon Supreme Court judgement. Of the 5 Objecters, First one Shri Prabhakar More objected that Defaulters should not be allowed to contest, which has been accepted. Second Members Shri Ranade objected inclusion of Dheeraj Jadhav in Voter List in International Players Category, which is rejected. Third member Shri Arvind Deshpande mentioned the difficulty of fetching proposer and seconder in category of District Cricket Association, because it had only 4 members and 2 Councillors to elect, which has been accepted. Rest 2 members Adv Shinde and Shri Thorwe Objected the Election Process and that appointment of E.O. is illegal etc. This being not about Voter List, it will be examined seperately. 3. The 9 Affiliated Clubs given below, which are defaulters are allowed to Vote in Elections. However they are not allowed to contest election being Defaulters, and nomination form if filled will be Rejected. Newly elected Apex Council will take decision about their restoring of 'Right to Contest' for future elections. 1. COLLEGE OF MILITARY ENGINEERING 2. THE HON. SECRETARY INCOME TAX SPORTS & RECREATION CLUB 3. INDIAN AIR FORCE 4. THE HON. SECRETARY KAMGAR KALYAN KENDRA 5. PHILIPS (INDIA) LTD SPORT CLUB 6. PUNE MUNCIPAL CORPORATION CRICKET CLUB 7. STATE BANK OF INDIA SPORTS CLUB 8. UCO BANK 9. CUMMINS INDIA LTD Registered Office: Maharashtra Cricket Association, Nehru Stadium, North Side, Tilak Road, Pune - 411002 MAHARASHTRA CRICKET ASSOCIATION (Affiliated to The Board of Control for Cricket in India 10-1-37) (Registered Under Societies Reg. Act, 1860) (Maharashtra 565/Pune) (Registered Under Bombay Public Trust Act, 1950 Reg. No. F-1042/Pune) (Estd. 1934) Maharashtra Cricket Association’s International Stadium At Post : Gahunje, Teh : Maval, Dist : Pune Phone : 020-27377162 E-mail Id :[email protected] ________ 4. In the categories of AA, BB, IM & IF, a member can be proposer or seconder to only one Candidate. While in rest of the categories i.e CC, DW,DN, DC, DS, DE & FF; a member can be a proposer or seconder for more than one candidate. 5. The Voter List is divided in following 7 Categories according to the category- wise Councilors representation and exclusive voting rights of those voters in those categories. Each Voter has a unique number which is combination of Category Code denoted by Alphabet and Serial Number represented by number. The list of Categories as given below, Category Member Category Number of Voters Code AA Affiliated Cricket Clubs (in which 9 Defaulters 35 shall have only voting rights) BB Benefactors, Life Members, & Patrons 82 CC College Members 03 District Cricket Associations DC Central Zone District Cricket Associations 04 DE East Zone District Cricket Associations 04 DN North Zone District Cricket Associations 04 DS South Zone District Cricket Associations 04 DW West Zone District Cricket Associations 05 FF Founder Gymkhana & Special Gymkhana 05 IM International Players - Male 06 IF International Players - Female 13 TOTAL Voters 165 J. S. Saharia (IAS Retd), Ex State Election Commissioner, Maharashtra and Electoral Officer, MCA Registered Office: Maharashtra Cricket Association, Nehru Stadium, North Side, Tilak Road, Pune - 411002 Maharashtra Cricket Association Election Office: MCA International Stadium, At Post Gahunje, The: Maval. Dist: Pune. Registered Office: Nehru Stadium, North Side, Tilak Road, Pune- 411002 Website: http://www.cricketmaharashtra.com/election.html FINAL VOTER LIST Category Code Sr No. Voter Name Type AFFILIATED CRICKET CLUBS AA 1 CENTRAL BANK OF INDIA Cricket Club AA 2 C.D.A. (OFFICERS), PUNE Cricket Club AA 3 COLLEGE OF MILITARY ENGINEERING Cricket Club THE PREMIERE AUTOMOBILE LTD (M&T DIV.) AA 4 EMPLOYEES SOCIAL SPORTS CLUB Cricket Club DEFENCE ACCOUNTS RECREATION CLUB AA 5 SOUTHERN COMMAND Cricket Club THE HON. SECRETARY INCOME TAX SPORTS AA 6 & RECREATION CLUB Cricket Club AA 7 INDIAN AIR FORCE Cricket Club THE HON. SECRETARY KIRLOSKAR OIL AA 8 ENGINEES LTD Cricket Club AA 9 KIRLOSKAR PNEUMATICS SPORTS CLUB Cricket Club THE HON. SECRETARY KAMGAR KALYAN AA 10 KENDRA Cricket Club THE HON. SECRETARY METRO CRICKET AA 11 CLUB Cricket Club NEW INDIA ASSUARANCE CO. SPORTS CLUB AA 12 Cricket Club AA 13 PHILIPS (INDIA) LTD SPORT CLUB Cricket Club PUNE MUNCIPAL CORPORATION CRICKET AA 14 CLUB Cricket Club AA 15 GREAVES DIESEL ENGINE UNIT Cricket Club AA 16 SANDVIK EMPLOYEES CLUB Cricket Club AA 17 S K F LTD Cricket Club AA 18 SPORTSMEN CRICKET CLUB Cricket Club AA 19 J N MARSHAL (SPIREX) SPORTS CLUB Cricket Club AA 20 STATE BANK OF INDIA SPORTS CLUB Cricket Club AA 21 TELCO SPORTS CLUB Cricket Club AA 22 UNITED SPORTS CLUB Cricket Club AA 23 UCO BANK Cricket Club AA 24 VILAS CRICKET CLUB Cricket Club AA 25 Y M C A SPORTS CLUB Cricket Club AA 26 YOUNGSTAR CRICKET CLUB Cricket Club AA 27 BANK OF INDIA CRICKET CLUB Cricket Club INOX AIR PRODUCTS LTD (Previously known AA 28 as INDUSTRIAL OXYGEN CO LTD) Cricket Club AA 29 JUDICIAL CRICKET CLUB Cricket Club ZOROASTRIAN YOUTH CRICKET AA 30 ASSOCIATION Cricket Club AA 31 CUMMINS INDIA LTD Cricket Club AA 32 TAYYABI CRICKET CLUB Cricket Club AA 33 STARS CRICKET CLUB Cricket Club AA 34 VIJAY CRICKET CLUB Cricket Club AA 35 ADVANI OERLICONS LTD Cricket Club BENEFACTOR, PATRONS & LIFE MEMBERS BB 1 MR VASANT CHINCHALKAR Benefactor BB 2 MR ACHUYUT DEODHAR Benefactor BB 3 MR HEMANT GONDHALEKAR Benefactor BB 4 MRS RAJNITAI GORE Benefactor BB 5 MR RAMCHANDRA B. JOSHI Benefactor BB 6 MR AVINASH JOSHI Benefactor BB 7 SMT. SHEELA KARMARKAR Benefactor BB 8 MR VIJAYKUMAR V MENKAR Benefactor BB 9 MR SRINIWAS KELKAR Benefactor BB 10 MR MADHUSUDAN V SHAH Benefactor BB 11 MR VISTASP F IRANI Benefactor BB 12 MR SAM F. IRANI Benefactor BB 13 MR MADHAV Y. RANADE Benefactor BB 14 MR ANANT NILKANTH MATE Patron BB 15 MR PRAKASH SHANKAR VAZE Patron BB 16 MR PRABHAKAR SADASHIV GOKHALE Life Member BB 17 MR ARUN VISHWANATH KESKAR Life Member BB 18 MR AJAY B. SHIRKE Life Member BB 19 MR DHANPAL SHAH Life Member BB 20 MR SHRIKANT KELKAR Life Member BB 21 MR SUDHAKAR SHANBHAG Life Member BB 22 MR PRAMOD KSHIRE Life Member BB 23 MR DILIP BACHUWAR Life Member BB 24 MR PRADEEP DESHMUKH Life Member BB 25 MR KAMLESH THAKKAR Life Member BB 26 MR SURENDRA BHAVE Life Member BB 27 MR RIYAZ BAGWAN Life Member BB 28 MR SUBHASH LODHA Life Member BB 29 PROF. P K PATEL Life Member BB 30 MR CHANDRAKANT MATE Life Member BB 31 MR AAMER SALEEM Life Member BB 32 MR DNYANESHWAR KAKADE Life Member BB 33 MR JAYANT YELULKAR Life Member BB 34 MR PANDURANG SALGAONKAR Life Member BB 35 MR KIRAN V JOSHI Life Member BB 36 MR PRASHANT RAI Life Member BB 37 MR RATAN KUITE Life Member BB 38 MR BHAGWAN KAKAD Life Member BB 39 ADV ABHAY APTE Life Member BB 40 ADV MANOJ WADEKAR Life Member BB 41 ADV U D KHARE Life Member BB 42 MR SUNIL S. MUTHA Life Member BB 43 MR SHUBHENDRA BHANDARKAR Life Member BB 44 MR SURESH SADHALE Life Member BB 45 MR SURESH MAHAJANI Life Member BB 46 MR SHEKHAR GHOSH Life Member BB 47 MR KAISER FAKIH Life Member BB 48 MR RAJU KANE Life Member BB 49 MR R A PATANKAR Life Member BB 50 MR VIJAY BHOSALE Life Member BB 51 DR.
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