Lalit Modi's passport stays revoked: HC

Tue, 05 April 2011

16:54

The Bombay High Court has rejected former Indian Premier League Chairman Lalit Modi''s plea against the revocation of his passport. The court also turned down Modi''s plea for a stay in the disciplinary proceedings initiated against him by the BCCI.

The court has asked the BCCI to avoid holding any disciplinary committee meeting for the next two weeks. The RPO in Mumbai had revoked Modi''s passport on March 3 following the Enforcement Directorate''s probe into financial irregularities.

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