Kapil Dev unhappy over the attitude of conflict of interest gave this big statement

Kapil Dev had to resign from the post of Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) chief after being given notice by a BCCI ethics officer on a complaint.

Former India captain Kapil Dev has given a statement about the dislocations involved in strictly enforcing the guidelines of conflict of interest in Indian cricket. Kapil Dev had to resign from the post of Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC) chief after being given notice by a BCCI ethics officer on a complaint. Kapil Dev was accused of holding more than one post.

On the occasion of a promotional event in Mumbai, Kapil Dev spoke to the media about the conflict of interest. Kapil Dev said, ‘What is a conflict of interest. Conflict of interest is what happens if there is a permanent job. If you call for a meeting, then there is no conflict of interest.

Kapil Dev said, ‘If you are on payroll then there is a conflict of interests. If you do an honorary job for a meeting, then it is not a conflict of interest. Let us tell you that recently Kapil Dev resigned from his post of Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC). Earlier, Shanta Rangaswamy also resigned from the Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC).

Shanta Rangaswamy resigned from his post just a day after the Cricket Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Ethics Officer DK Jain sent a notice to the three members of the Cricket Advisory Committee (CAC). After this, Kapil Dev also submitted his resignation while walking on his path. The third member of the CAC is Anshuman Gaekwad.

Sanjeev Gupta, a life member of the Madhya Pradesh Cricket Association, complained against the members of the CAC in September. In the complaint, Gupta claimed that CAC members are playing multiple roles simultaneously.

Gupta had said that Kapil Dev is in a conflict of interest because he is a commentator, owner of Floodlight Company and a member of the Indian Cricketers Association besides CSC. At the same time, Shanta Rangaswamy is also performing several roles including Indian Cricketers Association and CAC.