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Jagmohan Dalmiya, India's interim cricket chief, announced on Thursday that the organisation will meet on Monday to discuss allegations that Raj Kundra, the co-owner of an Indian Premier League (IPL) team placed illegal bets worth a crore over the last three years.
Kundra, who is one of the owners of the Rajasthan Royals, allegedly confessed his gambling to the Delhi Police, which interrogated him on Wednesday.
Dalmiya is serving as the interim head of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI). He is filling in for N Srinivasan, who has stepped aside till an investigation is completed into the betting and spot-fixing scandal that has engulfed the country's top domestic competition.
Among those arrested so far are Mr Srinivasan's son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan, an executive with IPL team Chennai Super Kings, and three cricketers from the Rajasthan Royals.
Dalmiya said today that the BCCI has a new secretary - Sanjay Patel replaces Sanjay Jagdale who quit last week along with Ajay Shirke, the treasurer.
Jagdale was also a member of a three-member commission appointed by the BCCI to investigate the scandal. Mr Dalmiya said today that he will not be replaced on the committee, which will now consist of two retired high court judges.
Dalmiya said he would announce who would replace Ajay Shirke as treasurer in a day or two. But sources said T Venkatesh of the Karnataka Cricket Association is expected to take over. Shirke, like Jagdale, had resigned last Friday to pressure N Srinivasan to quit as BCCI president.
Spot-fixing, in which a specific part of the match but not the outcome is fixed, is illegal. Betting on the IPL is also illegal under India's laws which ban gambling on all sports except horse-racing.
In its interim report, the panel had stated that the allegations of betting and spot-fixing against Mr. Kundra needed further investigation and in its final report the panel confirmed his guilt in betting.
On March 28, the Supreme Court asked N. Srinivasan to step down as BCCI president pending inquiry and he was replaced by former cricketer Sunil Gavaskar to conduct IPL-14 matches. Another cricketer Shivlal Yadav was entrusted with non-IPL activities.
The final report was submitted in a sealed cover early this month, one dealing with officials and the other dealing with nine players. For the present only the report relating to the officials had been directed to be released and the one on players had been withheld.
Pursuant to the direction given by a Bench of Justices T.S. Thakur and Ibrahim Kalifulla on November 14, petitioner Adithya Verma of the Cricket Association of Bihar had impleaded Gurunath Meiyappan, Mr. Kundra and IPL Chief Operating Officer Sundar Raman to enable them to receive copies of the final report and file their response in four days.
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