The BCCI has approached Supreme Court
in order to take permission to examine the Indian captain MS Dhoni's, Board of
Control for Cricket in India president N Srinivasan and Indian Premier League
COO Sundar Raman audio recordings before the Mudgal Committee which has been examining
the Indian Premier League betting and fixing scandal.
CS Sundaram the senior advocate
who had appeared for the BCCI has mentioned the application. The counsel told
the bench the BCCI needs the transcript to prepare themselves for the case
pending before the Supreme Court. The matter was listed by the Supreme Court to
be heard on Friday.
Harish Salve the senior advocate has been accusing the India’s
and the Chennai Super Kings captain Dhoni of lying about the role of Srinivasan
son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan and the senior advocate is in behalf of Aditya
Verma of the Cricket Association of Bihar (CAB).
Earlier Harish Salve gave a
statement to the leading news channel that "Dhoni lied about Gurunath
Meiyappan role; there was no need for Dhoni to lie and it is important to have
independent probe into the IPL irregularities," after the orders passed by the Supreme Court for comprehensive changes in BCCI`s
administration.
The Indian board, however, has been defended Dhoni
saying that he has done nothing wrong and he is innocent, meanwhile Srinivasan consequently
been asked by the Apex Court to step aside and former India skipper Sunil
Gavaskar was made working president till the end of IPL season VII. Gavaskar is
also reportedly evaluating the request of Verma, who wants IPL COO Raman
removed from his post for alleged involvement in corrupt practices.
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