<img alt="" src="/imagedata/2010/sep/31modi.jpg" align="right" border="3" />First, Lalit Modi wanted an independent panel, then settled for BCCI president Shashank Manohar pulling out, and later wanted the ouster of Chirayu Amin and Arun Jaitley. u00a0 Modi said Manohar did an "admirable thing" and wants the duo to "follow his lead" -- out of the disciplinary committee -- that is looking into the ex-IPL czar's alleged financial wrong doings. Modi felt the duo is biased against him and filed a petition in the Bombay HC challenging BCCI's refusal to recuse the duo. The High Court countered Modi's petition, saying that he should raise the issue before the BCCI. On September 9, the High Court finally decided to hear Modi's fresh petition. The petition was partly heard yesterday, and will continue today. "Our time came up quite late. We will resume the hearing at 11 am," Modi's lawyer, Mehboob Abdi told MiD DAY. u00a0 Abdi also said that the disciplinary committee's meeting would be cancelled due to the ongoing petition in Delhi. "We expect best possible results in tomorrow's hearing," he said. Meanwhile, it is learnt that BCCI's annual AGM, on September 29, will look into dissolving IPL's Governing Council, to cut short the tenure of the GC. The move is seen as a way of cutting down the powers previously enjoyed byu00a0 the IPL.

Lalit Modi wanted an independent panel, then settled for BCCI president Shashank Manohar pulling out, and later wanted the ouster of Chirayu Amin and Arun Jaitley.

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