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Kaushal Mehta
<h1>Supreme Court Slams Sundar Raman in IPL Spot-Fixing Hearing</h1>
N. Srinivasan has turned into the unmistakable - and repeating - figure in the Indian Premier League spot-settling case in Supreme Court. The two-judge seat has mentioned a few stern observable facts against the previous BCCI president in the 18-month long case. Attempting to get a second term as boss, issues extending from irreconcilable circumstance to his child in-law, Gurunath Meiyappan, being declared guilty spot-altering have been enormous obstacles. Can the Tamil Nadu strongman advance back to the board's fold? Catch live upgrades from Monday (December 15)
* Supreme Court pummels IPL COO Sundar Raman for concealment. "You were dealing with famous people and just viewing the good times."
* Today, the judges will hear previous BCCI president I.S. Bindra's advice, who is relied upon to squeeze charges against Srinivasan. The weight to step beside the BCCI is mounting by the day on N. Srinivasan, who is confronting irreconcilable situation issues since his organization India Cements claims previous IPL champions, Chennai Super Kings.
* The court has made it pass that it needs corrupted authorities out of cricket organization. It, notwithstanding, has given no unmistakable request yet. Bindra's legitimate activity is required to build Srinivasan's hardships.
* Did Srinivasan do what's needed to stop his child in-law Gurunath Meiyappan from wagering and imparting group data? Meiyappan has been prosecuted by the test board for wagering and has likewise been created as a CSK official. Srinivasan and India Cements are presently attempting to separation themselves from Meiyappan.
* Supreme Court, on December 10, conceded the BCCI president's race till the end of January.
* Will Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals be suspended? A seat headed by Justice TS Thakur already inquired as to why the two groups ought to no face strict activity considering both Meiyappan and Raj Kundra - co-holder of Royals - have been arraigned.
* A test board headed by resigned judge Mukul Mudgal had presented its answer to Supreme Court a month ago. Some of its significant perceptions included Srinivasan neglecting to act against those included in spot-altering and prosecuting Meiyappan and Kundra.