"Srinivasan can take over as BCCI president, but we have also formed a new probe panel to investigate the case," ruled AK Patnaik, one of the two judges who heard the case.

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Srinivasan took no action against player violating code: Mudgal report

The report, portions of which were shared with four individuals and their counsel, said Mr Srinivasan was not involved either in match-fixing activity or in scuttling investigations into it. (PTI)

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Yet, by stating that he and other BCCI officials did not act against 'Individual 3' (as yet unnamed), the report raises serious questions. (PTI)

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In another shocking revelation, the report said that IPL Chief Operations Officer Sundar Raman admitted to having received information about the betting activities of Chennai Super Kings' official Gurunath Meiyappan and Rajasthan Royals official Raj Kundra and not conveying it to anyone because he had been advised that the information was not actionable. (BCCL)

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The report also pointed out that the IPL COO knew a contact of a bookie and had contacted him eight times during an IPL season but had denied being aware of his betting activities. (BCCL)

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The Mudgal Committee report also unequivocally identified Gurunath Meiyappan as a team official of CSK and confirmed that he had indulged in betting on IPL matches. It said there was no material available to show that he was involved in match-fixing. (PTI)

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It also confirmed that Rajasthan Royals' Raj Kundra had violated the BCCI/IPL anti-corruption code by being in touch with bookies about betting and not reporting the same. It also commented upon the abrupt end to the investigation against him by the Rajasthan Police after the case papers were transferred from Delhi Police.

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The revelation that Mr Srinivasan and four other officials were aware of a player's violation of the Code of Conduct and did not act has thrown the cricket community in a frenzy, with many wondering not only about the identity of 'Individual 3' but also if there were other players who had committed such breaches. (PTI)

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"The guilty must be punished," BCCI interim president Shivlal Yadav told Times Now. However, he refused to comment if Sundar Raman would be asked to move aside in the wake of the report. (BCCL)

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