TOI correspondent from London: IPL founder Lalit Modi, who fled to London in 2010 after the cricket tournament was embroiled in alleged match-fixing and illegal betting, has announced he will be returning to India.

In a major relief to former Indian Premier League chairman Lalit Modi, a tribunal has set aside a penalty order issued by the Enforcement Directorate against him and some others…

An appellate tribunal in New Delhi set aside the Enforcement Directorate's penalty against former IPL chairman Lalit Modi and others in a FEMA case. | Mumbai news

Lalit Modi welcomed major relief in the IPL 2009 FEMA case, saying the tribunal rejected the ED's central premise and cleared him of personal wrongdoing. | Cricket

Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi has claimed a major legal victory after the Appellate Tribunal under SAFEMA set aside penalties imposed on him in connection with the 2009 Indian…

"I am really looking forward to returning to India after a long long time. Stay well and stay safe," Lalit Modi posted on X. | India News

Former chairman Lalit Modi was cleared in the principal proceedings arising from the 2009 Indian Premier League's staging in South Africa after the Appellate Tribunal under SAFEMA…

TOI correspondent from London: IPL founder Lalit Modi, who fled to London in 2010 after the cricket tournament was embroiled in alleged match-fixing and illegal betting, has…

After 16 years abroad, IPL founder Lalit Modi eyes India comeback as SAFEMA tribunal sets aside most ED findings in FEMA violation case.