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BCCI’s internal complaints panel head resigns after CoA launches probe in Johri case
The head of the Board of Control for Cricket in Indias Internal Complaints Committee, Karina Kriplani, on Friday resigned from her post barely six months after the parent body formed the womens grievance cell
New Delhi:The head of the Board of Control for Cricket in India’s Internal Complaints Committee, Karina Kriplani, on Friday resigned from her post barely six months after the parent body formed the women’s grievance cell.
Advocate Kriplani’s resignation came a day after the Committee Of Administrators (CoA) announced the formation of an independent three-member committee to probe the sexual harassment allegations against BCCI CEO Rahul Johri.
“Yes, Karina has resigned from her post as Internal Complaints Committee head. She has not specified any reasons,” a senior BCCI official told PTI on Friday.
The committee was formed after allegations of misconduct by Johri surfaced on social media.
Before her resignation, Kriplani refused to comment on whether her committee would be involved in the Johri investigation after the formation of a fresh panel, which has 15 days to submit is report.
BCCI’s Acting Secretary Amitabh Chaudhary said there is no fresh complaint against Johri after media speculation that a new accuser had come forward against the top official.
