Security For Lalit Modi

Lalit Modi's ambitions of returning to Rajasthan cricket were scuttled by the loss.

As the controversy of former IPL chairman Lalit Modi's travel documents snowballs, questions are being raised whether External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has fallen victim to a London-based security agency that had tapped the phones of BCCI members earlier this year.

With stories of BCCI members and Lalit Modi's emails being hacked, is it possible that the mail trail between Sushma Swaraj and Keith Vaz was discovered by the London based security agency and subsequently leaked? Sushma Swaraj may be paying the price for her friendship with Lalit Modi and his enmity with N. Srinivasan and Arun Jaitley.

Lalit Modi, in an exclusive chat with NDTV, says he stands vindicated after a division bench of Delhi High Court restored his passport. The former IPL commissioner says he will return to India after getting necessary security clearances and will continue to fight for the good of 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.

Sirens wailed as the black Mercedes passed, with five cars in tow and a police van ahead. With a posse of security guards, the VIP inside was none other than Lalit Modi's son Ruchir.

Lalit Modi dismissed media reports that England batsman Ravi Bopara is doubtful for the Twenty20 league because of security apprehensions.

Lalit Modi has dismissed fears held by Australian and Kiwi players about security for next month's competition, saying they could be easily replaced.

According to the latest reports, the DGP of Andhra Pradesh has assured Lalit Modi of top-notch security to players and public for the IPL match.

In a press conference by IPL chief Lalit Modi on the revised IPL schedule, he said that the IPL schedule is being fine-tuned every minute.

Lalit Modi on Tuesday assured there is no threat to the conduct of the second edition of IPL in the wake of the terror attack in Pakistan.

Lalit Modi's ambitions of returning to Rajasthan cricket were scuttled by the loss.

As the controversy of former IPL chairman Lalit Modi's travel documents snowballs, questions are being raised whether External Affairs Minister Sushma Swaraj has fallen victim to a London-based security agency that had tapped the phones of BCCI members earlier this year.

With stories of BCCI members and Lalit Modi's emails being hacked, is it possible that the mail trail between Sushma Swaraj and Keith Vaz was discovered by the London based security agency and subsequently leaked? Sushma Swaraj may be paying the price for her friendship with Lalit Modi and his enmity with N. Srinivasan and Arun Jaitley.

Lalit Modi, in an exclusive chat with NDTV, says he stands vindicated after a division bench of Delhi High Court restored his passport. The former IPL commissioner says he will return to India after getting necessary security clearances and will continue to fight for the good of 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.

Sirens wailed as the black Mercedes passed, with five cars in tow and a police van ahead. With a posse of security guards, the VIP inside was none other than Lalit Modi's son Ruchir.

Lalit Modi dismissed media reports that England batsman Ravi Bopara is doubtful for the Twenty20 league because of security apprehensions.

Lalit Modi has dismissed fears held by Australian and Kiwi players about security for next month's competition, saying they could be easily replaced.

According to the latest reports, the DGP of Andhra Pradesh has assured Lalit Modi of top-notch security to players and public for the IPL match.

In a press conference by IPL chief Lalit Modi on the revised IPL schedule, he said that the IPL schedule is being fine-tuned every minute.

Lalit Modi on Tuesday assured there is no threat to the conduct of the second edition of IPL in the wake of the terror attack in Pakistan.