According to a recent report, the suspended IPL commissioner Lalit Modi has agreed to hand over the IPL documents to the Board of Controls for Cricket in India. Earlier, the Income Tax Department has raided several offices of IPL franchises and the media rights companies in various cities of the country.

They have also received some suspicious documents along with some other data which are mismatching with the document submitted to the Government. After that, the whole system has come under scanner and the IT Department has managed to get some useful documents.

After that, these controversies have closed the path of IPL commissioner Lalit Modi and he has been suspended from his post. The BCCI had asked Modi to surrender the entire documents related to the franchise bids and media rights of the IPL Twenty20 league. BCCI secretary N Srinivasan had written a letter to Modi and has asked to return the missing documents to BCCI CAO Ratnakar Shetty. And as per recent developments, Modi has agreed to submit the documents soon.