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The IPL governing council has appointed a three-member commission
comprising two former high court judges and BCCI secretary Sanjay
Jagdale to look into the complaints against India Cements, the owners of
the Chennai Super Kings, Gurunath Meiyappan, the Super Kings official
arrested on charges of betting, and Jaipur IPL Pvt Ltd, the owners of
Rajasthan Royals.
The two judges are Justice T Jayaram Chouta, a former judge of the
Karnataka and Tamil Nadu High Courts, and Justice R Balasubramanian,
former judge of the Tamil Nadu High Court.
"The Commission will be initiating the adjudication proceedings at the earliest," the BCCI said in a release.
The composition of the commission is different to what BCCI president N Srinivasan had announced
in Kolkata, where he said it would be formed by two BCCI officials and
one independent member. This commission, Srinivasan said, would be
responsible for investigating and deciding whether his son-in-law
Gurunath was an owner of the Super Kings franchise.
The commission will also conduct an inquiry into the owners of the
Rajasthan Royals franchise, three of whose players - Sreesanth, Ajit
Chandila and Ankeet Chavan - were arrested on allegations of spot-fixing.
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