Facing accusations of betting in the Indian Premier League matches, Rajasthan Royals co-owner Raj Kundra today appointed noted criminal lawyer Majeed Memon to defend his case.

Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar had said after interrogation that Kundra had admitted to betting in IPL matches. But Kundra, whose passport has been seized, remained defiant and said that the truth will come out.

Raj Kundra tweeted: @TheRajKundra6m I have now appointed Mr Majeed Memon as my council my official statements coming soon through Memon sir. Truth will prevail!Never mind the spelling error, but the news is that Rajasthan Royals co-owner Raj Kundra has appointed lawyer Majeed Memon as his defence counsel.

Memon, had represented 1993 convict Yakub Memon but could not set him free. He is said to argue in court with his right leg on a chair. His fee per day is believed to be Rs 10 lakh and charges Rs 2 lakh for a bail application, according to India Today.