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51 minutes ago, Malcolm Merlyn said:

 

The opposition part was in the dock and its minister in the jail before BJP came to power.

 

Nope. 2G scam judgement was passed in 2012 against DMK minister A Raja after DMK came out of the alliance with Congress in 2009. Similarly Rungtas was jailed and judgement was passed after BJP came to power in May 2014.

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1 hour ago, rkt.india said:

Judiciary is not there to reform sport organizations. 

The SC can certainly order a proper independent Audit on any organisation where wrong-doings are identified. Then the recommendations from that audit needs to either be implemented or countered sighting valid acceptable reasons. This is what the BCCI failed to do and so was reprimanded.

 

Whether the Lodha panel was the correct team to do the audit is a different argument. But the team did get Cricketers like Ganguly involved as advisories. Could they have involved more Cricketers/administrators? - I believe they could have.

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The SC can certainly order a proper independent Audit on any organisation where wrong-doings are identified. Then the recommendations from that audit needs to either be implemented or countered sighting valid acceptable reasons. This is what the BCCI failed to do and so was reprimanded.

 

Whether the Lodha panel was the correct team to do the audit is a different argument. But the team did get Cricketers like Ganguly involved as advisories. Could they have involved more Cricketers/administrators? - I believe they could have.

SC cannot intervene in private bodies.Can they order tommorow who will lead Reliance or airtel or Tata?

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16 minutes ago, Malcolm Merlyn said:

SC cannot intervene in private bodies.Can they order tommorow who will lead Reliance or airtel or Tata?

As I said SC can ask for an independent audit to be carried out in any organisation. It should not however interfere with appointment of it's admin, which I also agree with.

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As I said SC can ask for an independent audit to be carried out in any organisation. It should not however interfere with appointment of it's admin, which I also agree with.

How can SC allow audit of someone?Anyways i dont have a issue with that.

I have issues with this kind of overhaul.

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14 minutes ago, Malcolm Merlyn said:

How can SC allow audit of someone?Anyways i dont have a issue with that.

I have issues with this kind of overhaul.

SC has ordered many Audits to be done beforeas well, some examples:

Supreme Court orders audit of over three million charities : http://in.reuters.com/article/india-charities-court-idINKBN14V27T

DELHI-NOIDA-DIRECT FLYWAY TO REMAIN TOLL FREE, SAYS SUPREME COURT, ORDERS CAG AUDIT OF NTBCL: http://radiopunjabtoday.com/delhi-noida-direct-flyway-to-remain-toll-free-says-supreme-court-orders-cag-audit-of-ntbcl/

 

Doing independent yearly audit is anyways a requirement of most large organisations.

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SC has ordered many Audits to be done beforeas well, some examples:

Supreme Court orders audit of over three million charities : http://in.reuters.com/article/india-charities-court-idINKBN14V27T

DELHI-NOIDA-DIRECT FLYWAY TO REMAIN TOLL FREE, SAYS SUPREME COURT, ORDERS CAG AUDIT OF NTBCL: http://radiopunjabtoday.com/delhi-noida-direct-flyway-to-remain-toll-free-says-supreme-court-orders-cag-audit-of-ntbcl/

 

Doing independent yearly audit is anyways a requirement of most large organisations.

Delhi Noida Highway is a NHAI project.A govt project which a pvt player was maintaining.So it was govt property.BCCI is not a govt organisation neither does it take govt money.Even its tax exemptions are gone.

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