Saba Karim, BCCI GM cricket operation, gets the notice for interfering in the procedure of AVP (Age Verification Program) medical examination of the Under 16 players by anti-doping manager Abhijit Salvi. Bihar Cricket Association (BCA) chief Jagnnath Singh sends the notice to BCCI GM claiming that he restrained Salvi from doing his job.
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“You intervened in the matter and forbid Salvi from doing the AVP Medical Examination of the players selected for the U-16 age group by the committee of BCA led by me. As soon as the test of the players of the Bohra-led committee was over, you asked Salvi not to conduct a medical test of the team of the players of under-16 age group, 57 in numbers telephonically.” : As written in the notice.
Don’t take part in the politics of Bihar: Jagnnath Singh to Karim
Jagnnath Singh criticised angrily the move of the Karim and said that he should not do any act which stops the career of talented cricketers and warned him not to sell the talent of Bihar.
“You should not forget that you are holding a public post in the BCCI as GM Cricket Operations and from the above actions, it is abundantly clear that you are bent upon allowing the disqualified committee to sell out the talent of Bihar. You should refrain from taking part in the politics of Bihar. Through this legal notice, I would like to request you to please refrain from doing all such acts. You should also not forget that none is above the law,” he warned.
Saba Karim was the National Selector in 2012. Jagnnath has alerted him that he should not misuse his position. If any scene is created by young players then he should take the whole responsibility
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“If any ugly scene is created by players you will be solely responsible for your wrong exercise of power in the name of CoA of BCCI.”