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Journalist Rajat Sharma to contest for DDCA President’s post

Rajat Sharma, who is the Chairman and Chief Editor of Hindi news channel INDIA TV, will contest for the post of the Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA) President.

Updated on: May 16, 2018, 18:07:12 IST
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Renowned journalist Rajat Sharma on Wednesday threw his hat into the ring for the post of Delhi & District Cricket Association (DDCA) President, the elections for which will be held on June 30.

Sharma’s team will consist of Rakesh Bansal who will fight for the post of Vice President, Vinod Tihara (Secretary) and Om Prakash Sharma. (Twitter)
Sharma’s team will consist of Rakesh Bansal who will fight for the post of Vice President, Vinod Tihara (Secretary) and Om Prakash Sharma. (Twitter)

Padma Bhushan awardee Sharma is the Chairman and Chief Editor of Hindi news channel INDIA TV.

Sharma’s team will consist of Rakesh Bansal who will fight for the post of Vice President, Vinod Tihara (Secretary) and Om Prakash Sharma.

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A statement from the Sharma faction stated that the names of rest of the panel will be released later.

Sharma’s candidature is backed by former DDCA President Sneh Bansal, Treasurer and International Hockey Federation (FIH) President Narinder Batra among others.

The dates for the DDCA elections were declared on Tuesday by administrator Justice Vikramajit Sen, who also issued the directive that the polls will be held without the much-criticised proxy voting system.

 
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