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IPL spot-fixing: Petitioner claims he was offered money to withdraw case
Aditya Mehra, the petitioner whose PIL led the Bombay High Court terming BCCI’s two-member IPL spot-fixing panel as illegal and unconstitutional, has claimed that he was offered money to withdraw the case.
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Zee Media Bureau
New Delhi: Aditya Mehra, the petitioner whose PIL led the Bombay High Court terming BCCI’s two-member IPL spot-fixing panel as illegal and unconstitutional, has claimed that he was offered money to withdraw the case.
According to reports, Mehra received an anonymous call from a man who invited him to Chennai and meet the “boss”.
He said that after the hearing, he was offered money to “settle the case” which he refused.
Verma is a former junior cricketer and the current secretary of Cricket Association of Bihar.
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