Srinivasan faction of BCCI loads legal gun

They also sought clarity on the players' voting rights and the cooling-off period.The members were planning to move a joint application before the apex court to attach more credence to their plan.The granting of full member status to Pondicherry by CoA was also discussed. Pondicherry doesn't enjoy special status or has a rich cricketing history, as has been the case for other states which have more than one association.There were also suggestions to break free from the BCCI and form a parallel Board but didn't get much support. Around 20 state associations were present at the meeting at New Delhi's Taj Palace, among them Avishek Dalmiya of the Cricket Association of Bengal. Srinivasan though wasn't present in person and joined the meeting via teleconference. DailyhuntDisclaimer: This story is auto-aggregated by a computer program and has not been created or edited by Dailyhunt. Publisher: The Telegraphhttp://benoit.gaillard.aricie.net/UserProfile/tabid/2042/userId/7931/Default.aspx