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IPL 2009 FEMA Case: Lalit Modi, BCCI get major relief

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IPL 2009 FEMA Case: Lalit Modi, BCCI get major relief The Appellate Tribunal under SAFEMA has either quashed the Enforcement Directorate judgment or reduced the penalty on the Board and its office-bea

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IPL 2009 FEMA Case: Lalit Modi, BCCI get major relief

IPL 2009 FEMA Case: Lalit Modi, BCCI get major relief The Appellate Tribunal under SAFEMA has either quashed the Enforcement Directorate judgment or reduced the penalty on the Board and its office-bearers – N Srinivasan, MP Pandove and Lalit Modi, the secretary, treasurer and vice-president, respectively, at that time There has been major relief for the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) and some of its office-bearers in the FEMA violation case of 2009, when Season 2 of the Indian Premier League (IPL) was moved out of India to South Africa. The general election in the country was the.

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Tribunal absolves Lalit Modi of FEMA breach in 2009 IPL event

Tribunal absolves Lalit Modi of FEMA breach in 2009 IPL event In a major relief to former Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi, a tribunal has set aside a penalty order issued by the Enforcement Directorate against him and some others in The Indian government has expressed willingness to hold a detailed discussion in the Lok Sabha regarding the NEET paper leak issue, while cautioning against street protests. The opposition, however, is demanding the resignation of... A Congress spokesperson, quoted in media reports, summed up the party's thinking by saying, 'Whenever BJP is in trouble on .

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Tribunal absolves Lalit Modi of FEMA breach in 2009 IPL event

Tribunal absolves Lalit Modi of FEMA breach in 2009 IPL event In a major relief to former Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi, a tribunal has set aside a penalty order issued by the Enforcement Directorate against him and some others in The Supreme Court refused an urgent hearing for a plea challenging police action against students during a protest march in Delhi. The Chief Justice of India declined to review video evidence of alleged police brutality, stating the... Panshul Bansal, who secured All India Rank 2 in the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination, advised protesting students to 'Don't pr.

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