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Pawar vs Dalmiya: BCCI to move Supreme Court

Press Trust of India

Posted: Nov 15, 2008 at 1056 hrs IST
      

New Delhi, November 14: The Board of Control for Cricket in India on Friday decided to move the Supreme Court challenging the Calcutta High Court’s directive to initiate criminal proceedings against six top officials for filing false affidavits in the Jagmohan Dalmiya expulsion case.

After consulting top lawyers since Wednesday’s development, the BCCI has gone through the papers and will move the Supreme Court soon.

“It was an ex parte order and the BCCI officials were not given an opportunity to put across their case. We have decided to move the Supreme Court in this matter”, BCCI’s finance committee chairman Rajiv Shukla said on Friday.

The Calcutta High Court on Wednesday directed initiation of criminal proceedings against BCCI President Sashank Manohar, former board president Sharad Pawar and four top officials for filing false affidavits in the Dalmiya expulsion case.

The six BCCI officials, against whom criminal proceedings are to be initiated, have been asked not to speak on the issue since the matter was sub-judice. “Since our lawyers are handling the issue, it is better to allow them to do their work and not complicate matters by making public statements,” an official said.

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power vs Dalmiya issue
by Bhabaranjan Chakraborty on 2008-11-16 22:45:59.696499+05:30
Pawar and his fillowers are criminals. They should be banned from cricket till their death. The Apex court will also uphold the Calcutta high court verdict. The power and all his criminal friends will be punished in the court of the people. No reprive, No excuse. Let's hate the criminals.
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regarding WWW.BCCI.TV
by goutam on 2008-11-16 15:29:30.674921+05:30
hi,I am Goutam.A software engineer.I want to tell u one thing that the website that BCCI has launch recently is the wost website As far as software is concern.Its very slow.We all know that BCCI has invest a lot of money to built this this website but the quality of this website is 3rd grade.I think media should look in to this .Lot of money has been through in to water And not water some of the officials are responsible for it.Media should ask the BCCI way they have invest a such big amount of money in this 3rd grade website.even A software developer can built good website than it in few lakhs of rupees where BCCI has spend crores.Then my question is who is responsible for it ?who are the peoples given the tender .How much money they have put in to there pocket.All this thing has to ask by media to BCCI.I am just a cricket lover and As a indian I want this type of things has to stop who may be responsible should be given strong punishment.
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Pawar Vs.Dalmiya - BCCI to move Supreme Court
by R.K.Datta on 2008-11-16 04:55:09.051075+05:30
Why was the Calcutta High Court order Ex Parte ? No High Court will take up a case without notice to both sides. Did BCCI lawyer deliberately avoided so that the order becomes Ex Parte. Hopefully Apex Court will uphold TRUTH.
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Corrupt
by Mkc on 2008-11-15 19:43:56.164983+05:30
Pawar is most corrupt person on this earth. He is a master manipulator and used to have money power to degrade anyone and make things in his favour. He had purchased all BCCi official prior to lavelleing all false charges on Dalmia
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