SC agrees to hear plea related to All India Football Federation

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SC agrees to hear plea related to All India Football Federation


Supreme Court of India
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The Supreme Court on March 27 agreed to record for listening to a plea on points related to the All India Football Federation (AIFF), together with objections raised to sure points of its draft structure.

A Bench comprising Chief Justice D. Y. Chandrachud and justices P. S. Narasimha and J. B. Pardiwala took notice of submissions of senior advocate Rahul Mehra, who had filed a PIL on the problem within the Delhi High Court, that the matter wanted a listening to.

“It will not be deleted (from the cause list) on the next date of hearing,” mentioned the Bench whereas declining the submission that the matter be stored excessive on the board.

“The matter is urgent and has not been heard for quite some time,” Mr. Mehra submitted.

On February 9, the highest courtroom had mentioned it should deliver the curtain down on points plaguing the AIFF, together with these pertaining to approval of its draft structure.

The Bench had requested senior advocate Gopal Sankaranarayanan, helping it as an amicus curiae (pal of the courtroom), to have a gathering with the counsels of all stakeholders and discover out key objections to the draft structure of the AIFF.

The high courtroom had additionally directed the termination of the mandate of a three-member committee of directors appointed by it in May final 12 months to handle the affairs of the AIFF.

It had modified its earlier orders to facilitate the revocation of the suspension which was imposed on the AIFF by worldwide soccer federation FIFA and the holding of the Under-17 Women’s World Cup 2022 in India.

On May 18 final 12 months, the Bench had appointed the panel headed by Justice (retired) Anil R Dave and had ousted the NCP chief Praful Patel-led administration committee that had exceeded its tenure by over two-and-half years. The Dave-headed committee had former chief election commissioner S. Y. Qureshi and former Indian soccer group captain Bhaskar Ganguly as its members.

However, this got here in the best way of the holding of the Under-17 Women’s World Cup 2022 as no elected AIFF physique was on the helm.

On August 16 final 12 months, FIFA had suspended India for “undue influence from third parties” and mentioned the match “cannot currently be held in India as planned.” The nation, nevertheless, later hosted the FIFA occasion from October 11-30 final 12 months.



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