Lalit Modi elected Rajasthan cricket president


Jaipur, May 6 (IANS): Lalit Modi is back on the Indian cricket scene as elected president of the Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) after the Supreme Court (SC) appointed observers announced the poll results here Tuesday.

The Supreme Court last week asked its observers, former apex court judges Justice N.M. Kasliwal and Justice S.P.Pathak to release the results of the elections, which were held Dec 19.

The votes, cast by 33 district units, were submitted to the apex court in a sealed envelope by the observers. Lalit Modi reportedly got 24 votes.

Former Indian Premier League commissioner Modi, who is living in self-exile in London, was banned for life by the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) in September 2013 on charges of "indiscipline and misconduct".

The SC also said that anyone, including the BCCI, if aggrieved at the outcome of Modi's win, could challenge this before the concerned authority.

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  • thomas, india

    Tue, May 06 2014

    Lalit modi- is bright -smart and shrewd.Let him build up Block busters like IPL .,real genius ,it has created history and generated massive employment while India has earned a lot and so are the players...
    Let him now build up:
    Foot ball: hockey: Basket ball: volley ball: golf: tennis in India.
    in same way like cricket...
    back him up and support him..he is genius..

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