Former IPL Commissioner Lalit Modi today came down heavily on the three-member Disciplinary Committee, probing alleged irregularities against him, saying the panel has made a "mockery of the proceedings".
The committee, after recording versions of lawyers representing Modi and the BCCI, said it is likely to give its recommendations to the BCCI by the end of May.
"In hurry to conclude, committee has made mockery of the proceedings. My lawyers wanted one session each to deal with 12 issues," Modi tweeted.
"They have made this enquiry - A SHAM EXERCISE A whole New ways to do Judicial inquiry," he wrote on his twitter handle.
A legal team representing Modi has objected to "undue haste" by the Committee, and he sought to bring it to light.
"Looks like everything is predetermined. What is the undue haste for. Why this hurry. What are they afraid of. Possibly the truth," Modi said.
Directing his ire at the Cricket Board, Modi said, "Even if BCCI were to read headings of documents it would have taken 2 full days to only read heading of those documents.
"Three show cause notices running in 150 pages, my reply running in 15000 pages, live evidence record running into 2000 pages.
"Amazing how BCCI lawyers yesterday took only 40 minutes to argue its full case against me.
