Bishan Bedi Lambasts DDCA Again! '15 Cr Spent On Litigation And Not Players'; Kirti Azad Echoes In Support

Bishan Singh Bedi took to Twitter revealing that DDCA has spent Rs 15 Crores on litigation in the last 5 years than spending such a huge amount on cricketers.

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Bishan Singh Bedi quit DDCA citing disagreements over Late Arun Jaitley's statue and corruption charges on the DDCA administration. Bishan Singh's outburst came in his resignation letter to Rohan Jaitley where he alleged corruption and misappropriation of funds by Late Arun Jaitley at the helm of DDCA. Bedi's allegation does not stop here as the legendary cricketer took to Twitter on Friday, sharing details of DDCA' s 5 years of spending on litigation and claimed that the body spent Rs 15 crore in court matters but he can't remember when the board spent such huge amount on cricket or cricketers. See the tweet here:

This authentic information is fr all Crkt lovers..in last 5yrs DDCA’s spent ₹15Cr on litigation..not frm outside but within the group..one is taking the other to court fr personal gains..& digging deep into DDCA’s coiffures..can’t remember when DDCA spent ₹15Cr on Crkt/Crktrs!

— Bishan Bedi (@BishanBedi) December 25, 2020

Bishan Bedi's former Delhi teammate Kirti Azad also came out in support and agreed with allegations made by him for DDCA. Kirti Azad said that for the past 10 years cricket staff under DDCA have not been paid properly. Taking a jibe on the cricket body, Azad said, "DDCA vs DDCA in court, both sides being reimbursed by DDCA."

Very true @BishanBedi Last 10 years Cricket support staff not paid. This financial year not a Rupee spent on Cricket. DDCA vs DDCA in court, both sides being reimbursed by DDCA.#NooraKushti How many remember the movie "Kramer Vs Kramer"?#DDCA https://t.co/25fHv3jIBr

— Kirti Azad (@KirtiAzaad) December 25, 2020

On Wednesday, Bishan Singh Bedi also asked the DDCA to remove his name from the spectators' stand, named after him in 2017. Lashing out at the DDCA culture, which he alleged promotes nepotism and puts "administrators ahead of cricketers", Bedi renounced his membership of the body.