Chennai Super Kings, Rajasthan Royals Suspended for 2 Years
Writer: Bharat Nayak (Founding Editor)
As the founding editor, Bharat had been heading the newsroom during the formation years of the organization and worked towards editorial policies, conceptualizing and designing campaign strategies and collaborations. He believes that through the use of digital media, one could engage the millennial's in rational conversations about pertinent social issues, provoking them to think and bring a behavioral change accordingly.
14 July 2015 9:54 AM GMT
Editor : Bharat Nayak
As the founding editor, Bharat had been heading the newsroom during the formation years of the organization and worked towards editorial policies, conceptualizing and designing campaign strategies and collaborations. He believes that through the use of digital media, one could engage the millennial's in rational conversations about pertinent social issues, provoking them to think and bring a behavioral change accordingly.
The Supreme Court committee headed by RM Lodha has proposed a two-year ban on Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals apart from banning Gurunath Meiyappan and Raj Kundra for life from any cricketing activity.
Key Highlights:
- Chennai Super Kings & Rajashthan Royals suspended for two years from IPL
- Meiyappan and Kundra suspended for life from any cricket related activities
- Meiyappan’s betting activities brought disrepute to the game and the BCCI: Justice Lodha
- Shares of India Cements, owner of CSK, fall 5% after the verdict.
The IPL scandal erupted in May, 2013, when the Delhi Police arrested Rajasthan Royals players S. Sreesanth, Ankit Chavan and Ajit Chandila and charged them with spot-fixing matches in return for money. Actor Vindoo Dara Singh was also arrested and he alleged the involvement of Gurunath Meiyappan, who was arrested later on charges of betting, cheating and conspiracy.