Modi's trouble-shooter will finalize Jay Shah's successor, who is AK Jyoti to choose the next secretary of BCCI?

Cricket News Desk. The posts of Secretary and Treasurer are vacant in BCCI after Jay Shah took oath as ICC President and Ashish Shelar as Maharashtra Minister. The constitution of the Indian Cricket Board states that any vacant post must be filled within 45 days by calling an SGM (Special General Meeting). The next SGM of BCCI will be held within 43 days of the deadline. In such a situation, there is full hope that in the special meeting of the General Body to be held on January 12, a new Secretary and Treasurer will be elected in place of Jai Shah and Ashish Shelar.

BCCI Secretary Modi will choose the solution to the crisis
BCCI has appointed former Chief Election Commissioner Achal Kumar Jyoti as the returning officer to conduct the elections for the posts of Secretary and Treasurer. Achal Kumar Jyoti, 71, a retired IAS officer, is A.K.A. in the bureaucracy. Popularly known as Jyoti. When Modi was the Chief Minister of Gujarat, Jyoti was considered to be Modi's closest official. A.K. Jyoti played an important role in making Vibrant Gujarat successful. Modi was very impressed by his working style. This was the reason why he was made the 21st Chief Election Commissioner of India. Modi government considers him a trouble-shooter. He was never involved in any kind of controversy.

Became an IAS officer at the age of just 22
A graduate from Ramjas College, Delhi, A.K. Jyoti is originally from Punjab. Born on 24 January 1953, A.K. Jyoti's father was working in Military Engineering Service in Delhi. At the age of just 22, he became an IAS officer in his first attempt. At that time he was the youngest officer in the country. He became an IAS officer in 1975. Achal retired from the post of Chief Election Commissioner of Gujarat in January 2013.

Shah and Shelarjay Shah became the youngest president of the ICC i.e. International Cricket Council on December 1, while BJP leader Ashish Shelar has been made a cabinet minister in the Maharashtra government. He defeated Asif Ahmed Zakaria of Congress by 19931 votes from Bandra West seat of Mumbai. This is the same seat from where Baba Siddiqui, a former MLA, was shot dead around Diwali last year. Ashish Shelar was earlier the MLA from this seat. According to the Lodha Committee amendments approved by the Supreme Court, a person cannot hold two posts. Shah's tenure was still one year left, but he could not hold two posts. Apart from this, according to the recommendations of Lodha Committee, no minister or public servant can become an office bearer of BCCI.