The former BCCI chief is being questioned about alleged misappropriation of funds from the 1996 cricket World Cup account.
Jagmohan Dalmiya, Kishore Rungta and Jyoti Bajpai were questioned in connection with the alleged misappropriation of funds from the 1996 World Cup account.
The Mumbai police was directed not to arrest former BCCI secretary S K Nair, and treasurers Kishore Rungta and Jyoti Bajpai in the misappropriation of funds case.
The BCCI had field an FIR against him for alleged misappropriation of funds during the 1996 World Cup
A two-judge bench asked Dalmiya to reply to the show cause notice by March 24.
BCCI chief Jagmohan Dalmiya and vice-presidents Kamal Morarka and Ranbir Singh Mahendra will meet on December 11.
The former BCCI chief issued a 'point-by-point' reply to charges by the Board's top brass.
Bar Council of India chairman D V Subbarao has been appointed the Commissioner of Inquiry.
The new BCCI regime accused the former president of misappropriating funds to the tune of Rs 20 crore.
The Indian Premier League Probe Commission led by Retd Justice Mukul Mudgal met former India captain Sourav Ganguly and former BCCI president Jagmohan Dalmiya in Kolkata on Friday.
The BCCI also decided to implement the contract system and graded payments for its players.
Jagmohan Dalmiya finally relinquished the president's post of the CAB after being expelled for life by the BCCI.
The ICC president said Dalmiya has helped the cricket capture its commercial potential.
Jagmohan Dalmiya refused to resign from the president's post of the Cricket Association of Bengal.
Jagmohan Dalmiya was banned for misappropriation of funds and would not be allowed to hold any position at the national or state level.
The fate of the former BCCI president, facing charges of misappropriation of funds, will be decided at the Special General Body meeting.
When Kapil Dev lifted the 1983 World Cup at the Lord's balcony, the erstwhile BCCI president and one of the powerful ministers in the Indira Gandhi cabinet, late NKP Salve had a different worry.
"There have been several instances in the past when presidents have intervened in the selection process," added Dalmiya.
'There is no one to lend solidity to the middle order and he would be the right person,' said Kiran More, former chairman of selectors.
The India captain received batting tips from Australia great Greg Chappell.
The newly-elected BCCI chief said he sought Dalmiya's cooperation on pending cases that the BCCI is facing in and outside India.
The Union Agriculture Minister pipped incumbent Ranbir Singh Mahendra by a 20-11 margin.
The other members of the committee are Daljit Singh, Dheeraj Parsana, Anand Shukla and Prabir Mukherjee.
Prasar Bharti will telecast all the Test matches and one-day internationals in the coming months involving India, Australia, South Africa and Pakistan.
According to former BCCI president I S Bindra, Dalmiya did this for his political survival.
The former BCCI chief failed to turn up for the disciplinary committee meeting, vs-a-vis the misappropriation of funds case.
A Bhopal Divisional Cricket Association member has alleged that BCCI president Jagmohan Dalmiya's appointment as patron-in-chief till 20O7 amounts to contempt of court.
The BCCI's review committe will look to resolve the Ganguly-Chappell spat.
Former BCCI president Inder Singh Bindra rebutted talk of a 'secret understanding' with the Jagmohan Dalmiya faction.
The Kolkata high court stayed the BCCI's AGM till conclusion of the hearing on an appeal filed by the Jagmohan Dalmiya group.
All three observers appointed by Kolkata high court -- K N Singh and M M Punchi and S C Sen -- were present at the meeting.
However, the cricket Board's ruling combine threatened to move court against the decision of the observers.
Samajwadi Party General Secretary Amar Singh made it to the Working Committee.
The September 27-28 meeting will, for the first time, elect office-bearers and selectors for a two-year term.
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