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Indian Supreme Court removes BCCI Personnel
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OverratedSanity
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Interesting.
Would be hilarious if Srini returns.
Would be hilarious if Srini returns.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
They didn't na... That was why they got allt hese days. Thakur managed to stand next to Srini mama and give away the trophy before he left though. Bowing out with a bang... 
Shri
Mr. Glass
Its ****ing ******** for a government body that claims lack of resources and time concerns to focus on an issue that shouldn't be on its list of priorities, given that there are far more pressing issues to attend to. And the precedent set by the SC in interfering with a private body is troubling. All this while the judicial system is resisting and fighting recommendations or change concerning itself. What a ****ing joke.
honestbharani
Whatever it takes!!!
Well its a group of crooks calling another group of crooks "crooks". What do you expect? This type of corruption, nepotism, over reach is all across our system. We can only hope that some transparency is obtained as a by product of all this though. As I said, leaving aside the issues with the judiciary itself, I still think overall, the recommendations are good and it will help Indian cricket become more transparent and accountable. BCCI will need the Government's help soon enough though, since PCB is taking them to court. So wont be surprised if a lot of this is pulled back when the SC realizes the Government needs to help BCCI out to stay afloat.