Former all-rounder Dwayne Bravo says the BCCI "offered to pay" his players who threatened to pull out of the 2014 ODI series in India after a contracts fallout with the West Indies Cricket Board.
Apart from INR 82.66 crores fine on BCCI, and INR 11.53 crores fine on Srinivasan, penalties have also been imposed upon the former chairman of the IPL Lalit Modi (INR 10.65 crores), former BCCI treasurer MP Pandove (INR 9.72 crores) and the State Bank of Travancore (INR 7 crores).
BCCI acting secretary Amitabh Chaudhary chose to skip the informal gathering keeping a distance from the revolters.
Former BCCI president N Srinivasan and other loyalist are also expected to be present in the meeting.
N Srinivasan was then BCCI treasurer, while Dilip Vengsakar was India's chief selector.
The apex court's order assumes importance as for the last few months, both Srinivasan and Shah were participating in the Board's meeting as the nominees of the TNCA and SCA.
The Supreme Court on Friday issued notice to former BCCI chief N Srinivasan and Niranjan Shah for participating in the June 26 SGM.
The BCCI on Tuesday postponed its SGM after former president N Srinivasan and his faction raised objections against it on technical grounds.
N Srinivasan and his faction are pulling all stops to stall the Lodha Committee reforms with six state units officially raising objections against the SGM.
The Indian cricket board's Special General Meeting (SGM) to discuss the Special Committee report on Lodha Reforms will be held on Tuesday.