A beleaguered Bcci on Sunday suspended Chennai Super Kings Ceo Gurunath Meiyappan, who was captured for charged inclusion in wagering, pending an analysis into his part in the Ipl spot-settling outrage that has shaken the center of Indian cricket.
Meiyappan, who is the child in-law of Bcci President N Srinivasan, was captured by the Mumbai Police on Friday for professedly reveling in wagering. (Srinivasan goes to Dalmiya's supper)
"The Bcci has taken note of the confinement by the Mumbai police of Gurunath Meiyappan, who is a part of the group administration of Chennai Super Kings," Bcci Secretary Sanjay Jagdale said in a proclamation.
"As a certify crew official, Mr Meiyappan is liable to the procurements of the Ipl Operational Rules and the Bcci Anti-Corruption Code for Participants.
"Pending further examinations and any ensuing hearing by the Bcci Disciplinary Committee or the Ipl Code of Behaviour Committee, Mr Meiyappan has been suspended by the Bcci from any association in the game of cricket and specifically from any inclusion with the Chennai Super Kings group," he included.
Jagdale said Bcci authorities have additionally held gatherings with the Mumbai Police, offering aid in the test.
"Bcci authorities met with officers from the Mumbai police on the nighttime of May 23 and will press on to offer every one of the support to the police and administrative powers," he said.
The Bcci has been left confronting with an enormous emergency after three cricketers of the Rajasthan Royals, incorporating India Test pacer S Sreesanth, were captured for supposedly reveling in spot-altering.
The captures opened a pandora's box and the discussion arrived at Srinivasan's doorstep because of Gurunath's claimed wagering connection.
The Bcci boss is under gigantic force to go down on ethical grounds however has remained disobedient thus far.
Meiyappan, who is the child in-law of Bcci President N Srinivasan, was captured by the Mumbai Police on Friday for professedly reveling in wagering. (Srinivasan goes to Dalmiya's supper)
"The Bcci has taken note of the confinement by the Mumbai police of Gurunath Meiyappan, who is a part of the group administration of Chennai Super Kings," Bcci Secretary Sanjay Jagdale said in a proclamation.
"As a certify crew official, Mr Meiyappan is liable to the procurements of the Ipl Operational Rules and the Bcci Anti-Corruption Code for Participants.
"Pending further examinations and any ensuing hearing by the Bcci Disciplinary Committee or the Ipl Code of Behaviour Committee, Mr Meiyappan has been suspended by the Bcci from any association in the game of cricket and specifically from any inclusion with the Chennai Super Kings group," he included.
Jagdale said Bcci authorities have additionally held gatherings with the Mumbai Police, offering aid in the test.
"Bcci authorities met with officers from the Mumbai police on the nighttime of May 23 and will press on to offer every one of the support to the police and administrative powers," he said.
The Bcci has been left confronting with an enormous emergency after three cricketers of the Rajasthan Royals, incorporating India Test pacer S Sreesanth, were captured for supposedly reveling in spot-altering.
The captures opened a pandora's box and the discussion arrived at Srinivasan's doorstep because of Gurunath's claimed wagering connection.
The Bcci boss is under gigantic force to go down on ethical grounds however has remained disobedient thus far.
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