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HI president serves show cause notice to DG, strips him of all powers with immediate effect

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New Delhi, Sep 12 (PTI) The internal rift within Hockey India took a new turn on Saturday after its president Dilip Tirkey served a show cause notice to Director General Cdr RK Srivastava, stripping him of all his powers with immediate effect.

The reason behind the legal notice was to “maintain discipline, accountability and the smooth functioning of Hockey India”.

“On behalf of my client Mr Dilip Tirkey, President, Hockey India, in the interest of maintaining discipline, accountability and the smooth functioning of Hockey India, we hereby inform you that with immediate effect all your powers as the Director General of HI cease,” Tirkey said in an email sent to the DG through his lawyer.

“You shall not exercise any authority or act on behalf of Hockey India pending further decision in accordance with the HI Bye-Laws,” the letter, which is in possession of PTI, further said.

The legal notice also directed the DG to hand over complete operational charge, together with all official records, documents, files, official access credentials, assets and pending matters to such office bearers/persons as may be designated in writing by the President’s office for the limited purpose of ensuring continuity and the smooth functioning of HI.

The letter has also been copied to Hockey India office bearers and Executive Board members.

Srivastava could not be contacted despite several attempts. PTI MJ PDS

This report is auto-generated from PTI news service. ThePrint holds no responsibility for its content.

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