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Maharashtra govt moves SC against Dalmiya

The State of Maharashtra on Monday moved the Supreme Court challenging a Bombay High Court order granting anticipatory bail to former Board of Control for Cricket in India President Jagmohan Dalmiya.

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NEW DELHI: The State of Maharashtra on Monday moved the Supreme Court challenging a Bombay High Court order granting anticipatory bail to former Board of Control for Cricket in India President Jagmohan Dalmiya.
 
A corruption case is registered against him for alleged bungling of over Rs 600 crore during the 1996 World Cup, when he was the BCCI chief.
 
The Bombay High Court had in its order, passed in April 2006, held that Dalmiya had been framed by the present BCCI.
 
A case had been registered against Dalmiya on the basis of a complaint lodged by the BCCI.
 
The allegations are that Dalmiya illegally transferred money from the BCCI account to the Cricket Association of Bengal account, for which there was no explanation and the BCCI management was kept in dark about the dubious transaction.
  
A case of cheating and criminal breach of trust was registered by the Mumbai police.
 
The State of Maharashtra, in its appeal filed in the Supreme Court, has contended that observations of Bombay High Court were totally uncalled for as the case was under investigation.
 
The remarks of the high court are premature and are contrary to the settled law of land that courts are not supposed to interfere with the investigation except under exceptional circumstances, the appeal added.
 
The state has also contended that such order, if not set aside, shall cause great prejudice to the state and shall also have adverse effect on the investigation into the case.
 
It also prayed for an interim stay against the operation of the impugned high court order.
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