Andhra Cricket Association (ACA) former secretary N Venkata Rao today filed a complaint in the Nagarampalem police station here against the association's "excluded" general secretary V Chanmundeswaranath for alleged forgery of the ACA bylaws.
The altered bylaws, accrding to Venakata Rao, confer on the ACA general secteray unlimited powers and reduces the office of ACA president to a mere ornament.
Venkata Rao contends that the bylaw can be amended only by 2/3 majority of the association's general body.
Chanmundeswaranath, who is at the centre of the storm, has been facing a slew of charges which include fraud, financial irregularities, favaouritism in the selection of women cricketeers, harassment and indecent behaviour.
Machavaram police (Vijayawada) has registered a case against Chanmundeswaranath under sections 506 (Crminal intimidation and 509 (Insulting the modesty of woman) in a complaint filed by a woman cricketer.
The executive committee of the ACA, in a resolution today, "excluded" Chanmundeswaranath from performing his duties as its general secterary.
Venkata Rao revealed that at the behest of the State home minister Sabita Indra Reddy, a top ranking police officer yesterday recorded the woes of women cricketers.
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