IPL 8: Virat Kohli let off after 'violating' BCCI's 'anti-corruption code'
RCB skipper Virat Kohli was found guilty of breaching BCCI's 'anti-corruption code'during the rain-affected game against Delhi Daredevils on Sunday, when he had a small chat with actress girlfriend Anuhska Sharma on the dressing room balcony.
RCB skipper Virat Kohli was found guilty of breaching BCCI's 'anti-corruption code'during the rain-affected game against Delhi Daredevils on Sunday, when he had a small chat with actress girlfriend Anuhska Sharma on the dressing room balcony.
The 'code' that Kohli was found to have breached is in relation to to minimum standards for Players and Match Officials Area (PMOA). Kohli was informed of the violation by BCCI's anti-corruption unit and was let off thanks to a 'minor offence'. The bone of contention for the BCCI has been Anushka's trip to the balcony which they feel has 'broken rules'.
Kohli was interacting with Anushka, who was standing in the VIP enclosure adjacent to the dressing room. So much for BCCI playing truant in this 'love affair'!