AITA Trust and Anil Khanna back in focus ahead of EGM
But the conflict of interest was left unaddressed.Another conflictIn fact, that back-and-forth pointed to another conflict.
- ▪But the conflict of interest was left unaddressed.Another conflictIn fact, that back-and-forth pointed to another conflict.
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Ahead of Sunday’s Extraordinary General Meeting (EGM) of the All India Tennis Association (AITA), focus is back on the AITA Trust.The Trust was established in September 2000 by the AITA for the “promotion and development of tennis throughout the country”, and was also handed exclusive property rights with respect to the R.K. Khanna Tennis Stadium in Delhi.Prima facie, this is a duplication of the AITA’s role and a shifting of responsibilities from an elected, not-for-profit body to a parallel power-centre.Recently, the Trust was also seen as unaccountable when Justice (retd.) Gita Mittal, the Delhi High Court-appointed administrator of AITA, asked for financial records only to be told that the Trust was autonomous and private.This exchange came on the back of serious allegations of Trust…
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