Sanjay Saraf vs Jammu And Kashmir Cricket Association & … on 3 July, 2026

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    Sanjay Dhar ‘J’:

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    1) The appellant has called in question judgment dated

    17.12.2025 passed by the learned Writ Court, whereby the

    writ petition (WP(C) No.3158/2025) filed by him challenging

    order dated 19.03.2025 passed by the Ombudsman Jammu

    and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA), has been

    dismissed on the ground that the same is not maintainable

    as the impugned action does not have a public element.

    2026:JKLHC-SGR:215-DB

    2) It appears that the appellants/writ petitioner

    (hereinafter for short “the writ petitioner”) filed a writ petition

    before the learned Writ Court challenging the decision of

    Ombudsman appointed by JKCA, Hon’ble Justice L.

    Narsimha Reddy, whereby faction of Whites Cricket Club

    headed by respondent No.4, Shri Rajeev Pandita, has been

    recognized for limited purpose of taking part in voting for

    elections of JKCA. The writ petitioner also sought a

    declaration that in the light of findings returned by

    Ombudsman Hon’ble Shri Justice Syed Bashir-ud-Din, he

    be declared as the lawful representative of Whites Cricket

    Club with the direction to the respondents including Election

    Officer to treat Whites Cricket Club, Kashmir, as the Court

    recognized affiliated unit and to refrain from extending

    recognition, voting rights to any faction or individual in

    derogation of the Court-appointed Ombudsman’s finding. A

    further direction upon the Election Officer to treat the writ

    petitioner as the only eligible representative of Whites

    Cricket Club, Kashmir, and that respondent No.4 has no

    lawful locus to represent the said Club, has also been

    sought.



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