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- Updated: January 3, 2017
Justice RMâÂÂLodha has a final giggle as Supreme Court calls a shots
The Supreme Court yesterday systematic a Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) boss Anurag Thakur and secretary Ajay Shirke to empty bureau immediately, though if sources inside a cricket house are to be believed, all is not mislaid yet.
“BCCI still has a choice of filing a antidote petition before Jan 18. It is a 50-50 conditions since a antidote focus might be supposed or dismissed. But there isn’t finish clarity in a SC outcome as it stands during a moment,” pronounced a comparison member of a cricket board.
Sources in a Panel however discharged any range of a hurl behind or a change of mind for any service to a BCCI and a dependent units. Then what gives BCCI that spark of wish to that they are perplexing to adhere to?
Contradictory verdict?
“There is a lot of counterbalance to what a Supreme Court pronounced in their Jul 18 verdict, after Justice RM Lodha submitted their news to a two-judge dais comprising Chief Justice of India TS Thakur and Justice Ibrahim Kalifulla, and what a peak justice have pronounced now,” pronounced a BCCI insider.
“The vital counterbalance is that in a Jul 18 verdict, a SC pronounced that it is not seeking amendment of a structure of a BCCI. If it is not seeking an amendment of a structure afterwards a other points that a SC has asked a BCCI and a dependent units to honour, like one-state-one-vote, a age cause and tenure in office, cooling off duration etc, stands contradicted.”
Pointing to a contradiction, comparison disciple Kapil Sibal, who represented BCCI during a conference of a petition filed by a Baroda Cricket Association (BCA), that was opposite a one-state-one-vote policy, said, by that recommendation, a whole structure and duty of a BCCI and other state cricket associations have to be changed, and that is opposite a hint of Article 19(1)(c) of a Constitution of India.
Against Article 19(1)(c)
Sibal afterwards pronounced that if a rights underneath Article 19(1)(c) — a right to form an association, a right to liberty and a right to mislay membership etc — are stable and not interfered with, afterwards there is no problem.
However, in May final year, a Supreme Court pronounced that a BCCI structure in a stream form is not able of “achieving a values of transparency, objectivity and accountability”.
In respond to BCCI’s conflict on implementing some of a recommendations finished by a row citing ‘constitutional obligations’ a SC said: “The fundamental structure of a BCCI is such that it is rarely unqualified of achieving a values of transparency, objectivity and burden (such) that but changing a structure it can’t be done.”
Another comparison member of a cricket house said, “Finally, sanctification of law has been upheld.” So most for a so called togetherness within a Indian cricket board!