"Just Engaged. No plans to buy any Team. LEAVE ME ALONE...," Varun Manian said in a micro blogging site.
Last week he got engaged to popular Tamil actress Trisha Krishnan.
Reports emerged that Varun Manian was in the race to purchase the India Cements franchise Chennai Super Kings after Supreme Court maDE it clear that N Srinivasan would be either BCCI President or as the owner of Chennai Super Kings.
The Supreme Court last week barred Srinivasan from contesting any BCCI election on grounds of conflict of interest and set up a judges committee under a former Chief Justice of India to decide on the punishment in the IPL scam that can threaten the future of Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals.
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