SPORT-LD MODI 2LST

"If an inquiry by the Disciplinary Committee is
considered necessary and any further documents/materials, if
any, are relied upon, or become available to the inquiry, the
same shall also be supplied to you," the BCCI secretary has
concluded.
Modi, in his e-mailed reply, has thanked Srinivasan "for
confirming that the material already sent is the only material
that you will be relying against me and that you don't rely on
any further documents or materials as far as show cause notice
is concerned."
Modi's legal advisor Mehmood S Abdi told PTI that the
materials supplied to the suspended commissioner on May 11
were of "routine nature".
"The process of filing Mr Modi's reply to the show cause
notice is on," he declared.
BCCI extended the deadline to file the reply by five days
on the suspended IPL chief's request and the new deadline is
May 15.
In an earlier e-mail on Thursday, Modi had questioned the
authenticity of the sources used by the BCCI to press charges
against him and said the board's reluctance to reveal the
identity of the alleged source is illegal and unjustified.
In a letter to the BCCI on Wednesday, Modi had raised
apprehensions about the reliable sources and said it was
nothing more than fiction. He also asked the board to remove
this oral communication from the proceedings. PTI SSR
RBT


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