An agreement reached between SRH and HCA..!?

A truce has finally been reached between the indian Premier League franchise Sunrisers and the hyderabad Cricket Association. Sunrisers warned that they would leave hyderabad over the free passes dispute. Later, the telangana government intervened, and the dispute became bigger. With this, the hyderabad Cricket Association (HCA) has taken loss prevention measures. HCA Secretary R. devaraj held discussions with Sunrisers representatives on free passes and other issues. The tripartite agreement between BCCI, HCA, and Sunrisers has been strictly followed and it has been decided to give 10 percent of the stadium capacity to HCA as in the past. In addition, HCA has said that it will cooperate with Sunrisers.
However, Jaganmohan Rao, who was the president of HCA during the BRS regime, stayed away from the meeting with Sunrisers. It is noteworthy that the real dispute is over him. It is known that Sunrisers wrote a letter to the HCA treasurer that he threatened to give more than the specified 10 percent and that he had troubled them. In this context, telangana cm revanth reddy ordered a vigilance inquiry into HCA affairs.The dispute between HCA and Sunrisers raged for two days. However, it was quickly resolved with the response of both the parties. Representatives of Sunrisers and HCA participated in the meeting with the vigilance department. The Sunrisers hyderabad franchise agreed to give 3,900 complimentary tickets for each game.

Meanwhile, the discussions were held under the leadership of Secretary Dev Raj, completely ignoring HCA President jagan Mohan Rao. He is a senior congress leader and a relative of a leader who was also a key figure in the BRS in the past. The leader's daughter holds a key position in the GHMC. On the other hand, the grandson of a former cm and the son of a former mla also played a key role in the discussions. But, jagan Mohan Rao did not participate.
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Sowmiya Sriram

03/04/2025 09:10 AM