Batting legend Rahul Dravid, the current NCA director, is actively involved in the project.
Both Pandya and Jasprit Bumrah had hired the services of Delhi Capitals trainer Rajnikanth Sivagnanam to undergo rehab post their injuries.
In the recent months, Jasprit Bumrah and Hardik Pandya have opted against continuing their injury rehabilitation at the NCA.
Bumrah looked so impressive during his nets session in Vizag that he was told by the physio he was good enough to return earlier than expected.
Ganguly recently visited NCA and held discussions with Dravid, who was appointed the head of cricket there in July this year.
BCCI functionary revealed that while the protocol says that both the contracted players should have been at the NCA for rehab, the players made it clear to the team management that they wouldn't be going to Bengaluru.
Dravid had received a conflict of interest notice from MPCA life member Sanjeev Gupta due to his involvement at the NCA where is the head of operations.
Bumrah, it is learnt is currently undergoing a rehabilitation programme at the BCCI's National Cricket Academy (NCA) in Bengaluru.
Ganguly, who took over the BCCI's reins last week, also visited the proposed land where the new NCA facility is supposed to come up.
Ganguly and Dravid have been together at a few BCCI technical committee meetings, which the 'Prince of Kolkata' chaired and Dravid attended as India U-19 and A team head coach.