The internal conflict within the Boxing Federation of India (BFI) has intensified after federation president Ajay Singh suspended secretary general Pramod Kumar. The action came after Kumar moved a no-confidence motion against Singh, escalating the ongoing power struggle within the organisation.
The suspension marks a fresh development in the dispute between the two senior officials, raising questions about the federation’s internal administration and leadership.
According to a letter issued by Ajay Singh on Tuesday, several enquiries against Pramod Kumar are still pending. The letter also referred to a show-cause notice previously served on Kumar concerning what Singh described as various acts and financial decisions taken by the secretary general.
Singh cited these pending matters as grounds for the suspension. However, the move followed Kumar’s no-confidence motion against the federation president, making the latest development a significant escalation in the dispute.
The sequence of events has brought the differences between the two officials into sharper focus. The disagreement centres on the federation’s leadership, with both developments occurring amid growing tensions within the national boxing body.
The Boxing Federation of India plays an important role in overseeing the sport’s administration and development in the country. A prolonged leadership dispute could draw attention to questions surrounding its governance and decision-making processes.
Further developments will determine how the federation handles the ongoing conflict and whether the matter leads to additional administrative action. For now, Ajay Singh’s suspension of Pramod Kumar represents a major new chapter in the dispute, which intensified after the no-confidence motion was moved against the president.
The federation’s next steps are likely to remain under scrutiny as the leadership battle continues.
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