Published: Jul 11, 2016, 09:10 AM (IST)
Edited: Jul 11, 2016, 09:10 AM (IST)
CK Khanna, the Board of Control for Cricket in India‘s (BCCI) senior-most vice-president, had a complain of conflict of interest registered against him, that was made to BCCI’s ombudsman on Friday, but was withdrawn. Gautum Dutta, who earlier filed the complaint against him, wrote a fresh letter to the ombudsman of the BCCI on July 8, and stated that the facts and figures mentioned in his complaint ‘deserve a re-look’. Dutta also requested that he was withdrawing the complaint against Khanna. “In view of the facts shared and sufficiently clarified by the DDCA office bearers coupled with the inputs received from the DDCA records, it has come to my knowledge that the facts and figures as reflected in my complaint against CK Khanna bearing Complaint No.3716 deserve a re-look,” stated Dutta in his letter to the BCCI. BCCI officials may be questioned in GCA fraud case
The complainant alleged that Khanna was drawing funds form the BCCI for the two of his clubs, he runs, reports cricbuzz.com. Meanwhile, Police may question senior BCCI officials in connection with the alleged fraud case involving Goa Cricket Association (GCA). ”We are investigating the procedure of how the funds are released to cricketing bodies like GCA. We also want to know what were the rules of releasing fund during the time when the alleged fraud happened,” a senior official attached to the Economic Offences Cell (EOC) of Goa Police told PTI on Sunday. BCCI consider postponing mini IPL by a year: Reports
”To know the details and to gather evidences we will have to record the statement of BCCI senior officials,” the official said, adding that “names of persons who could be questioned are being finalised.” ”Either our police team will go to their respective BCCI offices and record their statements or they will be summoned. No possibility is ruled out,” the official said, added PTI.
