Lalit Modi demands termination of Chennai Super Kings from IPL

May 25, 2013 09:51

Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi demanded that Chennai Super Kings be terminated from the tournament after the arrest of the team's owner Gurunath Meiyappan.

Asked to react on the course of action after the arrest of Gurunath, Modi said, "CSK should be terminated" immediately and fresh auction be held. "If a owner of an IPL team is engaged in betting, the contract clearly states that there is a suo motu right to cancel the agreement of the team and that should be done right away," he said.

"They (Chennai Super Kings) should not exist. There contract should be cancelled and a new auction should be held for the franchise," Modi told television channels.

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