b555 Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 hes gonna go to court ... such guys never accept defeat so easily
someone Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 Bloody hatred for Modi in terms of public has no reason. There are two types of people around hating Modi. I think there can be a lot of the first types here. First,it is the paki lovers who can be Indians , they are absolutely loving that Modi is going away Second, it is for some reason people have problem with him for his ignorance as he appears everywhere. But my point is so what, Tendulkar has played for 20 years, do not you get fed up with him and do not you think he should go and give chance to other persons. Hating a people because you think he is too powerful is wrong as he created the power himself and that deserves credit and he has definitely made the nights better for the public.
King Tendulkar Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 Modi should feel he is lucky to only get sack. He should be arrested for theft/corruption and spend 10 years locked up with hard labour!
abhinav Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 Modi should feel he is lucky to only get sack. He should be arrested for theft/corruption and spend 10 years locked up with hard labour! Relax a bit..you dont send people to jail on the basis of allegations..do you??
IKnowU Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 Hes not sacked for those who are blinded by the media eyes. Hes suspended until his trial is over, the outcome of the trial will determine whether he will continue as IPL commisioner or get fired for good.
Sachinism Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 Bloody hatred for Modi in terms of public has no reason. There are two types of people around hating Modi. I think there can be a lot of the first types here. First,it is the paki lovers who can be Indians , they are absolutely loving that Modi is going away Second, it is for some reason people have problem with him for his ignorance as he appears everywhere. But my point is so what, Tendulkar has played for 20 years, do not you get fed up with him and do not you think he should go and give chance to other persons. Hating a people because you think he is too powerful is wrong as he created the power himself and that deserves credit and he has definitely made the nights better for the public. What are you talking about? We're supposed to be happy and celebrate corruption? Ignore a person's faults however huge they may be just because he may have done something good as well.
someone Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 I agree with IKnowU and Sachinism please read this... The media eyes are making it worse, there are several points, First, it is always there sources who told them this or that, and we still believe them, Next, they are only blaming Modi, why is no one even pointing the finger at BCCI as it is impossible for Modi to do it all alone. BCCI are now acting as an external judge when they are rightfully related to it. Also, why now, is it because our politicians now know IPL is very successful and they are angry as they have been given nothing for it. It is just a shame this is taken as a opportunity by media and as a wonderful opportunity they are just adding more masala every day
King Tendulkar Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 Relax a bit..you dont send people to jail on the basis of allegations..do you?? If the authorities could be bothered to do a proper investigation in a proffessional manner. Then sure a mountain of evidence would be there to lock the rat up for many a year and turn what you call allegations in to hardcore evidence in courts. I would suggest they start by looking at his private jet and how that was financed.
mastana Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 If the authorities could be bothered to do a proper investigation in a proffessional manner. Then sure a mountain of evidence would be there to lock the rat up for many a year and turn what you call allegations in to hardcore evidence in courts. I would suggest they start by looking at his private jet and how that was financed. http://indiancricketfans.com/showthread.php?t=217801
Azarimanka Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 How much were MLB and NFL worth after 3 years when they started? 10$? FFS' date=' look at the other developed nations league that started in the last 20-30 years. S.Korea or Japans baseball is worth less than IPL. Apart from a few football leagues and few American leagues, everything is worth less than IPL and even they were worth less than IPL in 3 years after they started.[/quote'] I would imagine that MLB when it started was in the top three of world sports - get your facts right MLB as we know it only started about 10 years ago with the formal amalgamation of the NL and AL
Zap_Brannigan Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 I would imagine that MLB when it started was in the top three of world sports - get your facts right MLB as we know it only started about 10 years ago with the formal amalgamation of the NL and AL Semantics aside how about NFL...was it worth 4 billion $ after 3 years?
Aaku Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 LalitKModi Thank you all for your message of support. It is really appreciated. I am still chairman of IPL. Just suspended. Wait - we have just begun.
Gunner_Mania Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 I agree with IKnowU and Sachinism please read this... The media eyes are making it worse, there are several points, First, it is always there sources who told them this or that, and we still believe them, Next, they are only blaming Modi, why is no one even pointing the finger at BCCI as it is impossible for Modi to do it all alone. BCCI are now acting as an external judge when they are rightfully related to it. Also, why now, is it because our politicians now know IPL is very successful and they are angry as they have been given nothing for it. It is just a shame this is taken as a opportunity by media and as a wonderful opportunity they are just adding more masala every day World over, Media's breaking news is always from Sources and more often then not the sources are right. They are simply called sources because they are covering their *****. The media is not blaming Modi, the 'sources' are leaking news about Modi and they are reporting it. Now if similar 'sources' from Modi camp start leaking the news they will report that too. The media is not taking sides. At the end of the day they it is less news and more entertainment - they don't give a $h!t which side of the fence it comes from. It is not the media's job to point fngers at anybody or find where the fault lies, unless they are doing investigative journalism, which frankly our media is hardly interested in. BCCI is a private body - just like any other corporation -. If an employee of the Corporation has allegations against him, unless somebody from the Public / employee files a litigation in the courts, every corporation will deal with its employee by its own procedures. It is nobody's business to interfere in the organisation's running. and stop throwing around this line that he has made life better for public. How does watching IPL improve anybody's life is beyond me?
Roshanrocks Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 Tharoor said he had no stake in KOCHI.... MODI revealed that Tharoor's girl friends owns a stake in Kochi... MODI exposes Tharoor.... this causes a furore in the parliament damagiing COngress egos... Congress HAD to do something to MODI to prevent him from bringing more people down...hence all the drama... ---------------------- But i guess all this really started when Tharoor did not block a certain south african model's visa. ---------------------- I wish i knew what that model did to create the bad blood between Modi n Tharoor which created this monstrous mess
IKnowU Posted April 26, 2010 Posted April 26, 2010 World over, Media's breaking news is always from Sources and more often then not the sources are right. They are simply called sources because they are covering their *****. The media is not blaming Modi, the 'sources' are leaking news about Modi and they are reporting it. Now if similar 'sources' from Modi camp start leaking the news they will report that too. The media is not taking sides. At the end of the day they it is less news and more entertainment - they don't give a !t which side of the fence it comes from. It is not the media's job to point fngers at anybody or find where the fault lies, unless they are doing investigative journalism, which frankly our media is hardly interested in. BCCI is a private body - just like any other corporation -. If an employee of the Corporation has allegations against him, unless somebody from the Public / employee files a litigation in the courts, every corporation will deal with its employee by its own procedures. It is nobody's business to interfere in the organisation's running. and stop throwing around this line that he has made life better for public. How does watching IPL improve anybody's life is beyond me? All that allegations suddenly pops in weeks when the fecking tournament has been going for three years. :banghead:
mhr123 Posted April 28, 2010 Posted April 28, 2010 If the authorities could be bothered to do a proper investigation in a proffessional manner. Then sure a mountain of evidence would be there to lock the rat up for many a year and turn what you call allegations in to hardcore evidence in courts. I would suggest they start by looking at his private jet and how that was financed. As far as i know Modi's Private Jet was there prior to IPL .... I think he is from a rich family who can afford private Jet.
Karan114 Posted April 28, 2010 Posted April 28, 2010 http://www.cricinfo.com/india/content/story/457686.html Modi in Delhi, consults legal experts Cricinfo staff April 28, 2010 Lalit Modi has made his first public appearance since the IPL final on Sunday, surfacing in Delhi where, it is learnt, he held discussions with two of India's most respected legal brains, Ram Jethmalani and Harish Salve. The development added to speculation that he would challenge in court the Indian board's decision to suspend him from all BCCI positions, including that of IPL chairman. Salve, though, refused to divulge any details, citing the client confidentiality. Modi had been incommunicado, barring a few Twitter updates, since Sunday night, when he brought the curtain down on the IPL with a dramatic, emotional speech at the awards ceremony. His tweets, too, have been uncharacteristically low-key, barring a couple that spoke about the IPL's popularity. However, his brief appearance prompted some angry scenes as he snapped at the media scrum at the airport and the hotel. "Why aren't you letting me reach my car? Why are you blocking me? Can't you be gentlemen?" he asked. The media was gathered at the Taj Mansingh Hotel in New Delhi, which houses Salve's offices, where Modi spent close to three hours. He then went to the Akbar Road residence of Jethmalani, a member of the upper house of Parliament. Modi spent an hour here before moving to the ITC Maurya Sheraton, hotel where his staying. His immediate course of action will be to respond to the charge-sheet and show-cause notice filed against him by the BCCI and the IPL governing council, which, after its meeting on Monday, gave Modi 15 days' time to reply. His response will be studied by the board's three-man disciplinary committee - comprising president Shashank Manohar, Arun Jaitley and Chirayu Amin, the interim IPL chairman - and its findings will be tabled before the BCCI's working committee. Modi essentially needs to react to the five charges pressed against him - and detailed on Monday by Manohar - after what the board felt were serious allegations of wrongdoing by Modi and his team. The charges are the initial franchise bids for Rajasthan Royals and Kings XI Punjab, the rigging of franchise bids in 2010, the sale of broadcasting and internet rights and his "behavioral pattern".
b555 Posted September 27, 2010 Posted September 27, 2010 More trouble for Modi: Rs 76 crore unaccounted for http://www.dailypioneer.com/286257/More-trouble-for-Modi-Rs-76-crore-unaccounted-for.html
achilles Posted September 28, 2010 Posted September 28, 2010 More trouble for Modi: Rs 76 crore unaccounted for http://www.dailypioneer.com/286257/More-trouble-for-Modi-Rs-76-crore-unaccounted-for.html Everyone is a thief and they want to completely absolve themselves of all wrongdoing by squarely blaming everything on one man.
IKnowU Posted September 28, 2010 Posted September 28, 2010 Everyone is a thief and they want to completely absolve themselves of all wrongdoing by squarely blaming everything on one man. I wonder how he ran so much stuff as a commissioner when half the time you can see him live in the matches typing away on his blackberry
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