'Funds distributed like a 'mutually beneficial society' without any rationale,' said the apex court.
The Supreme Court said, “Impression one gets is that once BCCI gives money to state boards without any rationale for spending, they in way corrupt them.â€(Photo: PTI)
New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday came down heavily on BCCI and questioned them over allocation of funds to state cricket bodies.
SC said, “Funds distributed like a 'mutually beneficial society' without any rationale.”
BCCI submitted a detailed list of allocation of funds in the last five years to SC IN which the allocation to eleven states was zero.
“BCCI must have distributive justice, why are eleven states penniless? Why should these states go begging,?” added the apex court.
SC in its observation said: “Are the state allocations made after looking at people's face in the cricket board?”
“Impression one gets is that once BCCI gives money to state boards without any rationale for spending, they in way corrupt them,” added SC.
( Source : ANI )
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