Other attendees included deputy director of sports Sanjay Kumar, Patna district sports officer Om Prakash, BCA secretary Jiaul Afrin, and GM administration Neeraj Rathore.
With this transfer, the BCA announced ambitious plans to upgrade the infrastructure, including improved seating, advanced playing facilities, floodlights, and spectator amenities to align with international standards.
Mahendra Kumar, director of the sports department, signed the documents on behalf of the state government, while BCA president Tiwari represented the association.
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