Sachin=GOD Posted April 21, 2014 Author Posted April 21, 2014 All three committee members have a conflict of interest. Raghavan ex-CBI director is the owner of the Kamyuth Club and has voting rights in TNCA. Ravi Shastri is a BCCI employee while JN Patel is the brother-in-law of Shivlal Yadav. I will say this for the BCCI members who came up with the list - they have some gall to take up the SC in this manner. BTW I read that they were also considering Somnath Chatterjee (former Lok Sabha speaker) as a member of the committee. So in the end they went from Somnath Chatterjee to this panel :hysterical:
Sachin=GOD Posted April 21, 2014 Author Posted April 21, 2014 All three committee members have a conflict of interest. Raghavan ex-CBI director is the owner of the Kamyuth Club and has voting rights in TNCA. Ravi Shastri is a BCCI employee while JN Patel is the brother-in-law of Shivlal Yadav. I will say this for the BCCI members who came up with the list - they have some gall to take up the SC in this manner. BTW I read that they were also considering Somnath Chatterjee (former Lok Sabha speaker) as a member of the committee. So in the end they went from Somnath Chatterjee to this panel :wall:
zep1706 Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 Reputation is everything to every single person in the country.Why should players get special treatment which common people doesnt get? Because they are constantly under the microscope unlike any other profession.
zep1706 Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 Reputation is everything to every single person in the country.Why should players get special treatment which common people doesnt get? Because they are constantly under the microscope unlike any other profession.
G_B_ Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 hmm so who does not have conflict of interests? Ideally you want somebody who is not the Pawar-Bindra-Manohar-Lalit Modi lobby and somebody who is not in the Srini lobby. To have a fair trial. How about they bring in a neutral outside agency to probe. Somebody not related to the bcci but at the same time knows about cricket the game.
G_B_ Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 hmm so who does not have conflict of interests? Ideally you want somebody who is not the Pawar-Bindra-Manohar-Lalit Modi lobby and somebody who is not in the Srini lobby. To have a fair trial. How about they bring in a neutral outside agency to probe. Somebody not related to the bcci but at the same time knows about cricket the game.
cowboysfan Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 Anybody else get a feeling that this will all come up to nothing? The Bcci is just too powerful.
bulbul Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 Because they are constantly under the microscope unlike any other profession. So what? they can afford best of legal counsel unlike common people who will go down easily. It's an unfair advantage.
bulbul Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 Reputation does not finish careers of you and me when what we are accused of is told to be lie but here you will see whole media doing it's circus and presuming them to be guilty and not innocent and every match will become joke every bad performance . Also they are under investigation why do we have to know names ? One thing you can be assured of is everyone will be investigated properly and that is what they are trying to do and if bcci do not do it themselves they will do it and if necessary release name but you have to understand they are presuming them to be innocent so trying to protect them. Yes releasing names will give us lots of masala news but how will it help in anyway ? It's not about helping, courts should follow same rules for everyone. Doesn't matter about reputations. Also how can SC ask BCCI which created a dummy committee last time? just because Seeni is removed means BCCI became clean?
velu Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 how innocent are you :hehe: when BCCI suggests someone , definitely it ll be of his own interest .. modi was firing salvos vs bcci/sreeni but no action has been taken , coz most probably all r involved
Old guy Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 It's not about helping, courts should follow same rules for everyone. Doesn't matter about reputations. Also how can SC ask BCCI which created a dummy committee last time? just because Seeni is removed means BCCI became clean? No but that is not their business all they can do is remove people who have conflict of interest and they are smart enough to know what's happening and if bcci mess up again they will ask some third party to investigate You have to understand all they are doing for now is try to have fair investigation and not punish bcci that will happen later when they are proven guilty .
Crookbond Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 I will say this for the BCCI members who came up with the list - they have some gall to take up the SC in this manner. BTW I read that they were also considering Somnath Chatterjee (former Lok Sabha speaker) as a member of the committee. So in the end they went from Somnath Chatterjee to this panel :wall: They have no option. It's the typical Indian attitude of "push until you can". They are just testing the limits of SC's ire. hmm so who does not have conflict of interests? Ideally you want somebody who is not the Pawar-Bindra-Manohar-Lalit Modi lobby and somebody who is not in the Srini lobby. To have a fair trial. How about they bring in a neutral outside agency to probe. Somebody not related to the bcci but at the same time knows about cricket the game. Retired Chief Justice or people who sit on BoG in companies. For example - the ICC took upon the counsel of Lord Woolf (former Chief Justice of England and Wales) to review its governance. Here's the make up of the review team The Chairman of the review was the Rt Hon the Lord Woolf. He has been supported by a team from PwC UK, India and Australia led by Richard Sykes, a senior Partner in London, Alastair Tatton and Guy Higgins, and other PwC governance and sport sector specialists. Lord Woolf’s advisor on the review, particularly in relation to the cricket scene in India, is the former Chief Justice of the Punjab Mukul Mudgal, a committed supporter and writer on the subject of cricket. Together, they constitute the ‘Review Team’. Notice the highlighted name? Same person who was appointed by the SC for the IPL probe committee report and what an appointment it was! The SC can come up with names but it is checking how far BCCI are serious and they don't want to impinge upon BCCI - the organization.
Malcolm Merlyn Posted April 21, 2014 Posted April 21, 2014 LOL i hope SC just throws out the panel.It has no credibility.ShivLal's Brother in Law/Srini's stooges and TNCA member.This is hilarious.I hope the SC appoints its own committe.
fineleg Posted April 22, 2014 Posted April 22, 2014 Three folks with conflict of interest in the panel, to investigate a conflict of interest matter. Bcci :hatsoff:
bulbul Posted April 22, 2014 Posted April 22, 2014 No but that is not their business all they can do is remove people who have conflict of interest and they are smart enough to know what's happening and if bcci mess up again they will ask some third party to investigate You have to understand all they are doing for now is try to have fair investigation and not punish bcci that will happen later when they are proven guilty . :hmmmm2: What fair investigation? You are not going to ask the guilty to select investigators. Either SC appoint some neutral people or just say this is BCCI inetrnal matter and close the case.
Old guy Posted April 22, 2014 Posted April 22, 2014 :hmmmm2: What fair investigation? You are not going to ask the guilty to select investigators. Either SC appoint some neutral people or just say this is BCCI inetrnal matter and close the case. Entire bcci is not guilty and they are making sure it's fair and if it's not fair third party will conduct investigation . There is always course of action first they will allow investigation how it's supposed to be done and if it's not fair they will do it in other way . You have to understand srini nigh be head of bcci but he is not bcci even if he has lots of control which is why they are making sure there is no conflict and asked him to step down for now and also many other people related to that company .
bulbul Posted April 22, 2014 Posted April 22, 2014 Entire bcci is not guilty and they are making sure it's fair and if it's not fair third party will conduct investigation . There is always course of action first they will allow investigation how it's supposed to be done and if it's not fair they will do it in other way . You have to understand srini nigh be head of bcci but he is not bcci even if he has lots of control which is why they are making sure there is no conflict and asked him to step down for now and also many other people related to that company . No one knows who si guilty or who is not. To get a fair investigation SC cannot ask BCCI to setup committe. If Seeni didn't had any control then how BCCI appoint 3 panelists who have conflict of interests? End of day thsi case also has to be taken same way like how others are treated. If tomorrow a politician raised concern about his reputation will SC ask his party to conduct investigation?
oneANDone Posted April 22, 2014 Posted April 22, 2014 at 99 fixing era, serious allegations thrown at Sachin, but it was buried under carpet by mumbai mafia, now they are talking about fair investigations.. lol..
Sachin=GOD Posted April 22, 2014 Author Posted April 22, 2014 Spread Law @Spread_Law #SupremeCourt suggests why not Justice Mukul Mudgal continue the probe of IPL spot fixing and head the SIT to probe the entire (1/3) great!!!!
Sachin=GOD Posted April 22, 2014 Author Posted April 22, 2014 ESPNcricinfo @ESPNcricinfo The Supreme Court of India has rejected the three-member probe panel proposed by the BCCI. I think the BCCI just p!ssed off the SC by naming this panel. Now they'll pay the penalty for trying to be over smart.
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