Jagmohan Dalmiya in last days as BCCI president: Source

Jagmohan Dalmiya, president of Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) reportedly has very few days left in India’s cricketing body. The committee meeting that happened last week in where Dalmiya showed up after the scheduled time, read out a few statements and left the room exposed that he is unable to balance his health and work simultaneously. Eventually the meeting was adjourned due to the presence of N Srinivasan and his conflict of interest issue. However, the BCCI members and Mumbai Cricket Association Chief Sharad Pawar seem to have tolerated enough and are well working towards counting the final days of Dalmiya in the association. READ: BCCI President Jagmohan Dalmiya suffering from electrolyte imbalance

According to DNA, a source closely related to BCCI, said,”He [Dalmiya] doesn’t know what is happening because he can’t remember anything. The BCCI is an institution. It is hard to imagine how it can function without a working president. Much as we feel for him, we can’t allow this arrangement to continue. His son, Abhishek, is running the show. And the sad part is that the father doesn’t even know what the son is doing. It’s high time he stepped down. In fact, he will have to go. In a matter of months, the BCCI has gone from the sublime to the ridiculous.”

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“Dalmiya can be overthrown only if three-fourths of the BCCI votes in favour of the matter. And the same can happen only after a special general body meeting is convened. But things may not go that far. “He will soon go sooner than you think,” the member added. READ: BCCI to move apex court in two-three days on N Srinivasan issue: Jagmohan Dalmiya

Earlier, it was revealed that the administrator, who prefers homeopathy medicine instead of allopathy, is suffering from electrolyte imbalance, which results sudden memory loss. According to doctors, this is quite common for the aged people and it is curable.