The Telangana Cricket Affiliation (TCA) has lodged critical allegations of monetary misappropriation and governance irregularities in opposition to a number of present and former officers of the Hyderabad Cricket Affiliation (HCA). In a criticism, TCA Normal Secretary G Vivekanand accused former HCA presidents, apex council members and different officers of colluding in fraudulent actions that allegedly led to the diversion of greater than ₹300 crore meant for cricket growth in Telangana.

The criticism names a number of people, together with former HCA president Mohammad Azharuddin, present HCA president A Amarnath, auditor M R Vikram and different apex council members, alleging that they have been concerned in collusive arbitration proceedings associated to the HCA stadium venture and monetary dealings with Visaka Industries.

In response to the criticism, a stadium settlement signed in 2004 between HCA and Visaka Industries resulted in a disputed arbitration award of ₹25.92 crore in 2016, which HCA allegedly didn’t problem, permitting liabilities to extend over time. The TCA additional alleged that HCA spent crores of rupees on authorized charges whereas ignoring suggestions of Supreme Court docket-appointed committees meant to reform the affiliation’s administration.

The criticism additionally claims that unapproved tournaments have been performed and irregularities occurred in workforce choices and monetary audits between 2017 and 2023. TCA has sought an in depth investigation into the alleged misuse of funds and governance violations inside HCA.