Supreme Court : IPL saga

The Supreme Court of India has asked BCCI president N Srinivasan to step down as the first move towards :

a fair investigation of the IPL corruption saga.

A two-judge bench of India's top court, which made the observation,

gave Srinivasan two days to take a decision before it resumes hearing the case on March 27.

Justice AK Patnaik was unambiguous:

"Mr Srinivasan should step down or else we'll be forced to pass an order."

He questioned Srinivasan's position as BCCI president asking :

"How did he stay on despite all the allegations? His staying on is nauseating for cricket."  :-[

The other judge on the bench, Justice Ibrahim Kalifulla, told the counsel:

"If there has to be a fair and dispassionate enquiry, Mr. Srinivasan must step down."

We know what has happened to Subrata Roy the Sahara chief  :

He defied the court's order and look where he is now !!

Allegations of corruption against Srinivasan's son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan,

Super Kings owner India Cements,

Rajasthan Royals team owner Jaipur IPL Cricket Private Ltd,

and the larger mandate of allegations around betting and spot-fixing in IPL matches and the involvement of players.

CPL should buy over IPL   

the Amazon and Chennai warriors

Yeah you go supreme court!
Never liked the prick anyway. So full of shyte. And is a fair ruling.

@ketchmeister, what ever happened to Subrata guy?

Kyle ,

www.dnaindia.com/india/report-sahara-chi...itional-bail-1972549


Subrata Roy was on Wednesday granted bail by the Supreme Court subject to deposit of Rs 10,000 crore

In order to come out of jail.    

The court also made it clear that out of Rs 10,000 crore :

the group has to deposit Rs 5,000 crore with the Registrar of the Court

and rest of the amount will be furnished to via a bank guarantee.

IPL Shocker: CSK and RR are out of IPL 7
It was a shocking day for Indian Cricket. The Supreme Court made its verdict on today, according to which there shall be a major change in IPL 7. The Supreme Court, on today made a list of proposals to BCCI. They are as follows:
BCCI President currently, N Srinivasan must be removed from the president post.
An eminent cricketing legend like Sunil Gavaskar should be appointed as interim BCCI President.
No members related to India Cements, of which N Srinivasan is the owner, shall not be involved in any BCCI posts.
Lastly and most importantly, teams in the names of Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals must be banned from IPL 7 edition for their involvement in match fixing scandals either directly or indirectly.