Gandhinagar: BJP National President and Union Home Minister Amit Shah have resigned as the President of Gujarat Cricket Association. The post has become vacant after his resignation. According to a report published in a newspaper, it is believed that it may take time to elect a new president in his place. Amit Shah became the President of GCA in 2014. He replaced the then CM of Gujarat and the current PM Narendra Modi. Modi had resigned from the post of GCA President to hold the post of PM.
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Amit Shah has resigned from the post keeping in view the recommendations of the Supreme Court and Justice Lodha Committee. According to the recommendations of the Lodha Committee, no minister or government employee can hold office in the association. Vice President Parimal Nathwani has also resigned from his post. His son Dhanraj has now taken up this responsibility.
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It is believed that Parimal Nathwani can become the new president of Gujarat Cricket. He was solely responsible for the Navnirman of Sardar Patel Stadium. Under the president of Amit Shah, the work of renovating Sardar Patel Stadium in Mottera, Ahmedabad started. This work is nearing completion. In a few months, it will be officially opened and matches will be played here. Sardar Patel will be the world's largest cricket stadium. The stadium will seat 1.10 lakh people.
