In the enclosed item, it would seem that the commission has blamed only Narvekar for the mess. In fact, there seems to be a clear breach of responsibility by others. For example, if the accounts have not been submitted, the treasurer, should also be held responsible.
Best regards, U. G. Barad Narvekar is responsible for mess in Goa cricket association: ML Pendse panel Author: TNN Publication: The Times of India Date: May 28, 2012 URL: http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/goa/Narvekar-is-responsible-for-mess -in-Goa-cricket-association-ML-Pendse-panel/articleshow/13580447.cms The Justice ML Pendse Commission which inquired into the 2001 Ticketgate scam during the One-day International between India and Australia has ruled that then Goa cricket association (GCA) president Dayanand Narvekar "treated the association as his personal property and contributed to financial illegalities". The Pendse Commission was asked to inquire into the associations' activities between 1997 and 2002 and the commission discovered-through the deposition of then sports authority of Goa executive director VM Prabhudesai-that GCA had not submitted audited accounts to SAG for three years. "It is obvious that the GCA did not get the balance sheet audited every year nor did it think proper to forward the same to the SAG with a view to cover up the wrongdoings. "The list of the members was not maintained and it is not known who are the members of the association entitled to participate in the general body meetings. The minute book is not maintained so it is not possible to ascertain whether any meetings were held and resolutions were passed," the commission noted in its report which has now been accepted by the government. The commission concluded that "it is inescapable that the association was functioning in total breach of the rules and regulations framed by the GCA".
