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The Bombay High Court on Tuesday held that the BCCI8217;s two-member panel set up to probe the IPL spot-fixing case was 8220;illegal and unconstitutional8221;. But the order is unlikely to come in the way of N Srinivasan8217;s return to the helm of affairs at the BCCI. Unfazed Srinivasan 8216;will attend8217; BCCI meet
However,BCCI Vice-President Niranjan Shah gave his set of solutions after the verdict and says that the issue will be discussed at length on 2nd August. Express Editorial: Rehabilitation is evidently a rocky road
8220;After the Bombay High Court verdict,either we have to form a new panel or take the matter to the apex court,8221; Shah told The Indian Express in an exclusive conversation. Express Editorial: Clean chits won8217;t be taken seriously
The BCCI Vice-President also cleared all the speculation on whether the meeting will take place as scheduled or not.
8220;As of now the decision is to go ahead with both the meetings on Aug 2. The IPL governing council needs to take cognisance of the 2-member probe panel report,8221; informed Shah.
BCCI president N Srinivasan8217;s decision to attend the meeting despite court order is not welcomed by many. Shah says no one can thrust his decision upon him and explains that the verdict can8217;t stop him.
8220;Whether it is morally right or wrong,one can8217;t thrust his decision upon Srinivasan. The court verdict doesn8217;t bar Srinivasan from taking charge of the BCCI affairs,said Shah.
On asked whether the BCCI consitution have any provision to stop Srinivasan,Shah points out that there is no such provision.
8220;BCCI constitution doesn8217;t have any provision to stop Srinivasan.8221;