Chennai Super Kings should be disqualified, Srini should not contest BCCI elections

The Supreme Court has today, while hearing the Mudgal panel concerning the IPL scam has said that the Chennai Super Kings must be disqualified the IPL, without further inquiry.

The SC remarked that Dhoni's dual role is a matter of concern. It questioned the role of MS Dhoni as he is a part of India Cements as Vice President of the company and the captain of Chennai

Super Kings. Bihar Cricket Association, the petitioner in the case has raised concern over Dhoni's dual role.

Supreme Court has also asked whether N Srinivasan can be debarred from contesting BCCI elections. The SC said that people who are under suspicion should be kept away from elections. The

court has asked for the reconstitution of the BCCI board.

The SC also put the onus on the board to make decisions soon and consider possible action which includes suspension of teams. 

The Supreme Court has asked details about who the real owner of the franchise is. The court asked, “In the face of so many ambiguities isn't it easier to just disqualify?” The court has also

asked for the exact shareholding pattern of Chennai Super Kings.

When asked about the disqualification of CSK, Sunil Gavaskar commented saying, "If CSK is scrapped, it will be tough for them. They are a good team and it will affect the IPL."