BCCI President in trouble due to Mayanti Langer, Roger Binny gets conflict of interest notice

Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) Ethics Officer Vineet Saran has sent a conflict of interest notice to President Roger Binny. Saran has sought a written response from Binny by December 20 against the allegations of conflict of interest leveled against him. Complainant Sanjeev Gupta has alleged that Binny is conflicted as his son's wife Mayanti Langer works as an anchor for Star Sports channel. Star Sports holds the media rights for the domestic season of Indian cricket.

According to the news agency PTI, it was written in the unobtrusive notice that, you are informed by notice that the Ethics Officer under Rule 39 (2) (b) of the BCCI Rules and Regulations, Rule 38 (1) (i) by the BCCI And a complaint has been received for contravention of rule 38(2). represents a "conflict of interest" on your part, in accordance with the said rules."

Vineet Saran wrote in the notice, "You are hereby directed to file your written response to the enclosed complaint on or before 20/12/2022. The said response should be supported by a duly executed affidavit."

BCCI has been taking big steps continuously since the recent times. Earlier, Roger Binny was made the new president of BCCI in place of Sourav Ganguly. At the same time, the selection committee was dissolved due to poor performance in the T20I World Cup. Mayanti Langer is the daughter-in-law of Roger Binny. Stuart Binny's father is Roger Binny and Mayanti Langer is his wife. Roger Binny, who was part of the 1983 World Cup-winning Indian team, in October replaced former Indian captain Sourav Ganguly as the 36th president of the BCCI. Binny took the maximum 18 wickets in the 1983 World Cup. He has also served as the selector of the Indian team.