BCCI preparation to removing Mohsin Naqvi as ACC president amid Asia Cup trophy row

Mohsin Naqvi Controversy: The controversy that began during the Asia Cup 2025 continues to escalate. Now, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is preparing to take strong action against Mohsin Naqvi, President of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and the Asian Cricket Council (ACC). According to reports, Mohsin Naqvi could lose his position due to BCCI's action. Mohsin Naqvi continues to face criticism over his decision to take the 2025 Asia Cup trophy with him.

The BCCI is preparing to bring a no-confidence motion to remove Mohsin Naqvi from the position of ACC President.

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 Asia Cup Trophy Controversy Continues

The fallout from the Asia Cup Trophy controversy continues. According to reports, the BCCI is demanding the removal of Pakistan Cricket Board President Mohsin Naqvi from the position of ACC President. This comes after Naqvi kept the 2025 Asia Cup trophy for himself and did not hand it over to the Indian team.

An ACC meeting was recently held regarding this matter. In the meeting, BCCI Vice President Rajiv Shukla reportedly demanded that the trophy be handed over directly to India. However, Naqvi denied this, saying the issue was not on the official agenda.

What action will the BCCI take?

According to reports from Pakistani news outlet The Opinion, the BCCI is now gathering support from its member boards to introduce a no-confidence motion against Mohsin Naqvi, seeking his removal from office. Sri Lanka is said to be supporting India, while Bangladesh has sided with Pakistan.

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Afghanistan's changing stance is expected to play a key role in the outcome. It remains to be seen whether the BCCI can garner enough votes to remove Mohsin Naqvi from office.

What is the whole matter?

The Pahalgam terrorist attack in April killed 26 people. Following this, India launched Operation Sindoor, destroying terrorist hideouts in Pakistan. This significantly increased tensions between the two countries.

Summary

Although the central government granted permission for the Indian team to participate in the Asia Cup, the Indian team refused to shake hands or interact with Pakistani players. A new controversy arose when the Indian team refused to accept the medal and Asia Cup trophy from Mohsin Naqvi.