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IOA continues to defy IOC on chargesheet clause
Updated On: 05 September, 2013 06:09 PM IST | | Agencies
The suspended Indian Olympic Association continued to be in a defiant mood despite the IOC's tough stand on the chargesheet clause, saying Indian law would prevail on these matters and the world body cannot force these provisions upon it
IOA's senior Vice President Tarlochan Singh said "chargesheet is a very minor thing in India". "Chargesheet is a very minor thing in India. We have to convince the IOC otherwise they won't withdraw the suspension. We have been telling them that in India, there is Court, Parliament, there is law and jurisdication. As per it, you can't bar a person. We have already put a clause in our constitution that anybody convicted for two years cannot be a member of the IOA," he said.

Lalit Bhanot, who is facing corruption charges linked to the scandal-hit 2010 Commonwealth Games, was elected secretary-general of the IOA


