The Delhi High Court held on 18th December said that ICC Twenty20 World Cup 2016 matches cannot be played in Delhi unless the Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) acquires completion certificate and requisite compliances. ICC Twenty20 World Cup is scheduled to be held in India from 8th march to 3rd April.
A seat of judges B.D. Ahmed and Sanjeev Sachdeva further said that it had in its past request permitted DDCA to hold India-South Africa Test arrangement match in New Delhi from December 3 to 7 on the terms that in future they won't lead any new competition without a fulfillment authentication.
It additionally said that in its December 18 request it was made clear that DDCA was given "last risk" to get the essential clearances by 31st walk. Clearances from Archeological Survey of India and Delhi Urban Arts Commission alongside no-protest declaration from Land and Development Office and a fulfillment testament from South Delhi Municipal Corporation.
The Delhi government formed a two-member committee to investigate the allegations. The inquiry committee had submitted its report to the Delhi government about the alleged financial irregularities in DDCA. The Delhi government was preparing to set up an inquiry commission over it when the CBI raids took place.
- Former sports minister Ajay Maken claimed that the investigation by Serious Fraud Investigation Office (SFIO) had found that the reconstruction of the Ferozshah Kotla Stadium was carried out between 2002 and 2007, which saw an escalation of costs by Rs 90 crore. The initial budget was 24 crore, but it eventually went up to Rs 114 crore.
- Arun Jaitley is one of the most powerful persons in the Indian government. If the investigation finds wrongdoing by Jaitley, it will surely tarnish the image of the Indian government.
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