KSCA on Friday postponed its Annual General Meeting and Managing Committee polls scheduled on August 7.
The union minister for sports Vijay Goel on Monday made it clear that implementation of the Supreme Court verdict on Lodha Committee's recommended reforms will be purely BCCI's prerogative.
The Indian cricket board will thus be a refurbished body of governing cricket activities in India, with no minister involved in its set-up.
The Madras High Court today refused to entertain a PIL seeking to stall elections proposed to be held tomorrow to Tamil Nadu Cricket Association.
The implementation of one-state, one-vote policy has relevance as Maharashtra and Gujarat which have four and three cricket associations respectively.
Lodha Committee has proposed separate governing bodies in the IPL and the BCCI in the report submitted to the Supreme Court.
Maharashtra and Gujarat are the two states, who will be most affected by this move.
Bedi said that it was a "wonderful interaction" with the committee members.
N Srinivasan had attended the working committee meeting in Kolkata last week.
The working group was discussing the least disruptive ways in passing the ownerships to new managements.