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CIA behind too many cricket matches!
US spy agency CIA has now been blamed for too much cricket being played by Team India leading to humiliation in international matches.
Mumbai:
Once accused of stoking political unrest in the country, US spy agency CIA has now been blamed for too much cricket being played by Team India leading to humiliation in international matches.
"It is a CIA mischief. It wants to humiliate our players in international matches," a PIL filed in the Bombay High Court alleged, saying too much cricket was "tiring out" the young players and sought an inquiry against the Indian cricket board.
The plea was struck down by Chief Justice Anil Dave, who said, "It is not necessary. We are rejecting it."
In his petition, a city-based lawyer Prabhakar Pradhan contended "CIA wants to defame and humiliate Indian team" and sought a probe against BCCI under Commission of Inquiry Act.
Pradhan also argued that students got distracted because of frequent matches and their studies suffered. He said he could get his "friend" and former India captain Ajit Wadekar to file an affidavit in his support.
However, dismissing the petition out of hand, Dave said, "It is for the citizens to play (or not to play), or see the matches. When I was a student, I never watched matches when there were exams."
"It is a CIA mischief. It wants to humiliate our players in international matches," a PIL filed in the Bombay High Court alleged, saying too much cricket was "tiring out" the young players and sought an inquiry against the Indian cricket board.
The plea was struck down by Chief Justice Anil Dave, who said, "It is not necessary. We are rejecting it."
In his petition, a city-based lawyer Prabhakar Pradhan contended "CIA wants to defame and humiliate Indian team" and sought a probe against BCCI under Commission of Inquiry Act.
Pradhan also argued that students got distracted because of frequent matches and their studies suffered. He said he could get his "friend" and former India captain Ajit Wadekar to file an affidavit in his support.
However, dismissing the petition out of hand, Dave said, "It is for the citizens to play (or not to play), or see the matches. When I was a student, I never watched matches when there were exams."
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