BCCI imposes life ban on Lalit Modi
Moneylife Digital Team 25 September 2013

After removing Lalit Modi, the pioneer and commissioner of IPL, from all posts due to alleged corruption and financial irregularities, the BCCI has imposed life ban on him

The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has imposed a life ban on Lalit Modi, the former commissioner of Indian Premier League (IPL). The decision was taken at the BCCI's special general meeting on Wednesday.

 

Earlier, the Supreme Court refused to stay the BCCI special general meeting for considering the disciplinary committee’s report against Lalit Modi.

 

The apex court said that the Modi issue is an internal matter of BCCI and it will not interfere in it. It has asked Modi to appear and give his explanation before SGM on the charges levelled against him.

 

Modi, the pioneer and commissioner of IPL was removed from all posts by the BCCI due to alleged corruption and financial irregularities.

Comments
Ramesh Iyer
1 decade ago
This would make no difference to Modi, who's obviously made his millions while being IPL boss before he was replaced. The govt must make BCCI a sports body under its supervision and control, like all other sports bodies in India. That would help clean the mess within BCCI, and bring it under the RTI, which should force it to be more transparent than it is today.
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