Sunanda offers to surrender equity in IPL Kochi

Sunday, April 18, 2010, 14:54 [IST]

New Delhi, Apr 18: In the latest update on the Kochi IPL controversy, Sunanda Pushkar has offered to surrender her equity worth Rs 70 crore in the franchise.

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According to sources, she has offered to give up her 'sweat equity' of nearly 19pc in the IPL Kochi franchise. However, there has been no official confirmation from Sunanda on the offer.

Sunanda last minute entrant in Kochi bidders' list

Sunanda's decision come just as the Minister of State for External Affairs Shashi Tharoor is being pressurised to resign for misusing his authority to help her get the equity.

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