On Thursday, the Supreme Court indicated the appointment of an inquiry commission for a “deep investigation” about the affairs of the Sports Association in the country, saying that they were “happening all kinds of things”.
A bench of Justice Saria Kant and Ann Kotisor Singh was listening to the request of two national kabaddi players in which he had earlier sought ideas for the CBI investigation into the affairs of the amateur Kabaddi Federation of India (AKFI) and the International Kabaddi Federation.
“We are inclined to appoint an inquiry commission to investigate the affairs of the Kabaddi Association because in addition to sports activities, all kinds of things are happening in these institutions,” said the bench.
Extra Solicitor General KM Nataraj, who appeared for the center, said according to the bench of the February 4, saying that the players were sent to Iran for the tournament, where they were becoming the winner and won the gold medal.
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As far as the CBI investigation is concerned, Natiraj said, the methods are being followed.
He tried two more weeks to work on it, after which the bench said that he would inquire about the affairs of all states and international sports associations in the country and dissolve them if needed.
The High Court allowed several former players and current players’ intervention requests to give suggestions for the work of sports associations and the need for investigation and posted the hearing four weeks later.
On February 6, the top court asked the AKFI administrator and former judge SP Gragg to give his elected governing body in charge to allow the players to participate in the game program, which was scheduled to begin in Iran on February 20.
The High Court was hearing the petition of Priyanka and Pooja, which was directed by Akifi – unattended by the International Kabaddi Federation – to send them to the Asian Kabaddi Championship.
Earlier, the center was instructed to look for diplomatic channels to resolve the dispute in connection with the identification of sports associations, extremely immediately the Cabbi Federation of India.
“The director, the CBI, will propose an investigative procedure for effective domestic and international investigations, such as Interpol, such as Interpol, such as Interpol,” he said.
The High Court also sought to find out the steps to ensure that it also to allow international competitions, including the Asian Kabaddi Championship in Iran.
The International Federation joined the AKFI in July last year, preventing cabinet teams from participating in several global events.
Female players, who moved to the High Court, called for steps to take steps to restore Akifi’s commitment.
The two former players, who are the Arjun Awards, have also intervened in the matter and have informed the court about the affairs of Akifi through their lawyer’s senior advocate Gopal Sancarnannan.
