Sunanda last minute entrant in Kochi bidders' list

Sunday, April 18, 2010, 12:00 [IST]

New Delhi, Apr 18: In a revelation which could spell more trouble for Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor, it has come light that the Kochi IPL documents showed that name of Sunanda Pushkar was added in the last minute to the bidders' group.

According to media report, the document showed that Sunanda's name was not included as a director till 18 days before the Kochi IPL bid, which proves a clear violation of Company Law Provisions by Rendezvous Sports.

This discovery, ahead of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh meeting with Congress President Sonia Gandhi, could tighten the noose around Tharoor.

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