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Mumbai loses permanent voting status

Bihar got back its voting right but it will only start to function after pending cases are over

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Indian cricket’s one-time power centre, Mumbai, has lost its permanent voting status, according to the new constitution of the cricket board finalised by the Committee of Administrators appointed by the Supreme Court of India.

All northeastern states have been granted full membership and voting rights, as recommended by the R S Lodha committee. Uttarakhand and Telangana are also full members now. 

Bihar got back its voting right but it will only start to function after pending cases are over. 

Mumbai cricket association representatives will be permitted to attend general body meetings but can’t vote. The memorandum of associations also states no association can

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