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Srinivasan,Raj Kundra named in IPL scandal report


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Raj Kundra / Shilpa Shetty to give up their stake in Raj Royals...
mama will also do the same :cantstop: ignorance is a bliss for all the mama haterz :--D
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Srinivasan,Raj Kundra named in IPL scandal report

Velu always makes these bombastic statements about Srini. Srini actually tries to do them. SC throws a googly. We laugh. Lather' date=' rinse and repeat[/quote'] You too give too much buildup to each in :dontknow: Anyway sreeni can sell csk now .. Agreeing or not ? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk
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FirstpostSports ‏@FirstpostSports 20m20 minutes ago SC 'not happy with Srinivasan'. How dare Srinivasan chair a meeting when he was barred from polls, the court asks.
What do you mean by 'not happy'? Fecking issue contempt of court arrest warrant.. Sadly the SC has been playing games and hoodwinking public, atleast on this case, for long time now...
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TIMES NOW ‏@TimesNow 16m16 minutes ago Supreme Court slams Srinivasan for disrespecting orders, explanation sought for defying court orders & attending BCCI meetings.
Is SC a Political Party that it 'slams' Srinivasan? Effing issue an arrest warrant for contempt of court...That is if SC is not hoodwinking the public...
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Srini foolishly taking SC lightly. May get to face dire consequences.
SC doesn't has guts to do anything against Srini... SC is just playing games... Must've received huge paybacks on this case...
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SC doesn't has guts to do anything against Srini... SC is just playing games... Must've received huge paybacks on this case...
SC is not here to bully anyone, and this is not a criminal case. So SC being a bit sensible in getting BCCI and Srini to sort the mess without too much tamasha. But if Srini is taking it to his advantage then SC will take the long stick.
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Is SC a Political Party that it 'slams' Srinivasan? Effing issue an arrest warrant for contempt of court...That is if SC is not hoodwinking the public...
You cannot and must not arrest anyone unless he has explained his side.Thats jurisprudence.

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