Chennai-based advocate files case against CSK following ticket sale irregularities
The HinduA Chennai-based advocate has filed a case against Indian Premier League side Chennai Super Kings, the BCCI and Tamil Nadu Cricket Association over irregularities in ticket sales on Wednesday. The case has been put before the Chennai city civil court, following controversies surrounding black market sales for CSK’s home matches. “Today I have filed a case on The Chennai Super Kings, The BCCI and The TNCA over Irregularities in Ticket sale leading to Black ticket market and Suspicious Online Ticket Sale in the Current ongoing IPL tournament being Held in MA Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai,” read the advocate, Ashok Chakravarthy’s Facebook post. “Also Prayed before the Court for Interim Stay on Ticket sales of Playoffs and Qualifier to be held in Chennai next week.
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