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Lalit Modi's Lawyer Gets Threat Call From Gangster Ravi Pujari
Former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi's lawyer has alleged that fugitive gangster Ravi Pujari issued him death threats over phone, asking him to stop fighting the cases of the disgraced cricket administrator, police said today.
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They Are Drawing Parallel Between Dawood Ibrahim and Lalit Modi, Says His Lawyer
Former Indian Premier League boss Lalit Modi today responded to the snowballing controversy over Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj helping him gain emergency travel papers in Britain. Here are the five quotes from his lawyer Mehmood Abdi:
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Lalit Modi's Lawyer Quotes Interpol, Says No Blue Corner Notice Against Him
Lalit Modi, the controversial former chairman of the Indian Premier League, today responded to the row over Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj helping him secure emergency travel papers in Britain, with a series of tweets and a detailed defence by his lawyer.
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Mehmood Abdi Calls Lalit Modi's Impeachment Black Day for Rajasthan Cricket
Mehmood Abdi claimed that the voting numbers were fudged to ensure that Lalit Modi was no more in the Rajasthan Cricket Association.
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N. Srinivasan Should Face Contempt of Court, Claims Suspended RCA Deputy President Mehmood Abdi
N. Srinivasan's worries deepen as suspended Rajasthan Cricket Association deputy president Mehmood Abdi has alleged him of committing contempt of court by participating in the BCCI Annual General Meeting.
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Lalit Modi Group Suspends Amin Pathan, Police Picket Posted at Rajasthan Cricket Association
On Saturday, Kota-based BJP leader Pathan claimed to have ousted former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi along with secretary Sumendra Tiwary and treasurer Pawan Goyal with the support of 23 out of 33 district units of Rajasthan Cricket Association which deputy president Mehmood Abdi had termed "illegal".
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Lalit Modi Camp Says RCA Meeting Illegal - Full Statement
Mehmood Abdi, deputy president of the Rajasthan Cricket Association, issued a statement slamming the RCA's decision to sack Lalit Modi as its president and called the meeting illegal.
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Lalit Modi Exit Orchestrated by N. Srinivasan, Says Ex-IPL Boss's Supporter
Mehmood Abdi, deputy president of the Rajasthan Cricket Association, said Lalit Modi is still the boss and claimed that the majority is still with the former BCCI vice-president.
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BCCI is Acting on N Srinivasan's Behest, Says RCA Deputy President Mehmood Abdi
A day after BCCI claimed that it acted as per rules in suspending RCA after
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N. Srinivasan Still Calling the Shots in BCCI: Lalit Modi's Lawyer Mehmood Abdi
Talking to the media after Lalit Modi was named Rajasthan Cricket Association president, Mehmood Abdi said that the BCCI has no legal right to suspend RCA because it was governed by the Sports Act of the state.
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N. Srinivasan can't attend ICC meetings, says Lalit Modi's lawyer Mehmood Abdi
N. Srinivasan has been replaced by Sunil Gavaskar as the interim BCCI chief after the Supreme Court directed the Chennai strongman to step aside while hearing the case related to the IPL betting scandal.
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N. Srinivasan should not decide on Lalit Modi, says Mehmood Abdi
Mehmood Abdi was authorised by the Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) to present its case in the BCCI meet in Chennai which deliberated on Lalit Modi's possible return to cricket administration after he contested the recent RCA polls.
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Our representative 'ill-treated' at BCCI meeting: Rajasthan Cricket
Mehmood Abdi was reportedly handled roughly by security men in the hotel where BCCI's working committee meeting was scheduled to take place. Rajasthan Cricket Association wants an apology.
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Lalit Modi all set to fight Rajasthan Cricket Association elections
Lalit Modi's counsel Mehmood Abdi insists that there was no legal tangle and the former Indian Premier League chief was entitled to fight the elections.
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Lalit Modi's attorney Mehmood Abdi appears before Justice Mukul Mudgal committee
Along with Mehmood Abdi, the Justice Mudgal committee also interacted with former Rajasthan Royals players Ajit Chandila and Siddharth Trivedi.
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Lalit Modi's Lawyer Gets Threat Call From Gangster Ravi Pujari
Former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi's lawyer has alleged that fugitive gangster Ravi Pujari issued him death threats over phone, asking him to stop fighting the cases of the disgraced cricket administrator, police said today.
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They Are Drawing Parallel Between Dawood Ibrahim and Lalit Modi, Says His Lawyer
Former Indian Premier League boss Lalit Modi today responded to the snowballing controversy over Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj helping him gain emergency travel papers in Britain. Here are the five quotes from his lawyer Mehmood Abdi:
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Lalit Modi's Lawyer Quotes Interpol, Says No Blue Corner Notice Against Him
Lalit Modi, the controversial former chairman of the Indian Premier League, today responded to the row over Foreign Minister Sushma Swaraj helping him secure emergency travel papers in Britain, with a series of tweets and a detailed defence by his lawyer.
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Mehmood Abdi Calls Lalit Modi's Impeachment Black Day for Rajasthan Cricket
Mehmood Abdi claimed that the voting numbers were fudged to ensure that Lalit Modi was no more in the Rajasthan Cricket Association.
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N. Srinivasan Should Face Contempt of Court, Claims Suspended RCA Deputy President Mehmood Abdi
N. Srinivasan's worries deepen as suspended Rajasthan Cricket Association deputy president Mehmood Abdi has alleged him of committing contempt of court by participating in the BCCI Annual General Meeting.
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Lalit Modi Group Suspends Amin Pathan, Police Picket Posted at Rajasthan Cricket Association
On Saturday, Kota-based BJP leader Pathan claimed to have ousted former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi along with secretary Sumendra Tiwary and treasurer Pawan Goyal with the support of 23 out of 33 district units of Rajasthan Cricket Association which deputy president Mehmood Abdi had termed "illegal".
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Lalit Modi Camp Says RCA Meeting Illegal - Full Statement
Mehmood Abdi, deputy president of the Rajasthan Cricket Association, issued a statement slamming the RCA's decision to sack Lalit Modi as its president and called the meeting illegal.
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Lalit Modi Exit Orchestrated by N. Srinivasan, Says Ex-IPL Boss's Supporter
Mehmood Abdi, deputy president of the Rajasthan Cricket Association, said Lalit Modi is still the boss and claimed that the majority is still with the former BCCI vice-president.
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BCCI is Acting on N Srinivasan's Behest, Says RCA Deputy President Mehmood Abdi
A day after BCCI claimed that it acted as per rules in suspending RCA after
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N. Srinivasan Still Calling the Shots in BCCI: Lalit Modi's Lawyer Mehmood Abdi
Talking to the media after Lalit Modi was named Rajasthan Cricket Association president, Mehmood Abdi said that the BCCI has no legal right to suspend RCA because it was governed by the Sports Act of the state.
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N. Srinivasan can't attend ICC meetings, says Lalit Modi's lawyer Mehmood Abdi
N. Srinivasan has been replaced by Sunil Gavaskar as the interim BCCI chief after the Supreme Court directed the Chennai strongman to step aside while hearing the case related to the IPL betting scandal.
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N. Srinivasan should not decide on Lalit Modi, says Mehmood Abdi
Mehmood Abdi was authorised by the Rajasthan Cricket Association (RCA) to present its case in the BCCI meet in Chennai which deliberated on Lalit Modi's possible return to cricket administration after he contested the recent RCA polls.
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Our representative 'ill-treated' at BCCI meeting: Rajasthan Cricket
Mehmood Abdi was reportedly handled roughly by security men in the hotel where BCCI's working committee meeting was scheduled to take place. Rajasthan Cricket Association wants an apology.
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Lalit Modi all set to fight Rajasthan Cricket Association elections
Lalit Modi's counsel Mehmood Abdi insists that there was no legal tangle and the former Indian Premier League chief was entitled to fight the elections.
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Lalit Modi's attorney Mehmood Abdi appears before Justice Mukul Mudgal committee
Along with Mehmood Abdi, the Justice Mudgal committee also interacted with former Rajasthan Royals players Ajit Chandila and Siddharth Trivedi.
