Dhananjai Singh Khimsar elected president of Jodhpur dist cricket association; Arisht Singhvi secretary, Bhupendra Singh Bhati treasurer
Jaipur:
Rajasthan Cricket Association
ad-hoc committee member
Dhananjai Singh Khimsar
, son of health minister Gajendra Singh Khimsar, has been elected unopposed as the president of
Jodhpur District Cricket Association
(JDCA) on Wednesday.
A meeting of the association was held at a hotel in Jodhpur and elections were held. Rajasthan Ranji Trophy player
Arisht Singhvi
was elected as the secretary of the association. Besides, five vice-presidents, including BJP (rural) president Tribhuvan Singh Bhati, and one treasurer Bhupendra Singh Bhati have also been elected.
After his election, Khimsar said that he would leave no stone unturned in taking Jodhpur's cricket forward. "I have been given the responsibility to take Jodhpur's cricket forward while living here, I assure you that I will leave no stone unturned in fulfilling it."
However, there is speculation around Khimsar's sudden election as president of JDCA while still serving as the president of Nagaur District Cricket Association (NDCA). However, most insiders agree that he now seems to be moving forward on the path to becoming the RCA president, using Jodhpur as his stepping stone.
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According to information provided by the JDCA, Khimsar has resigned from his position as president of NDCA.
It is noteworthy that the former president of the JDCA, Varun Dhanadia, and treasurer, Arisht Singhvi, had resigned on Jan 17, 2025, alleging financial irregularities by the then secretary. Following their resignation, an ad-hoc committee was formed in Jodhpur on Jan 29, 2025.
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