Barely
a
month
before
the
Board
of
Control
for
Cricket
in
India
(BCCI)
backed
ambitious
Indian
Premier
League
is
scheduled
to
take
of,
the
tournament
has
already
got
entangles
in
legal
mess,
at
least
in
Kolkata.
Bollywood
megastar
Shahrukh
Khan's
Red
Chilli
Entertainment
Pvt
Ltd
which
is
also
the
owner
of
the
Kolkata
Indian
Premier
League
team,
and
the
Cricket
Association
of
Bengal
(CAB),
the
local
organizer
of
the
Twenty20
tournament,
have
been
dragged
to
court
over
a
dispute
over
the
ticket
allocation
for
the
games
to
be
held
at
the
Eden
Gardens
here.
Interestingly,
the
Cricket
Members'
Forum
of
Bengal
has
filed
a
suit
in
the
city
civil
court
challenging
CAB's
role
in
ticket
distribution.
The
forum
has
asked
the
court
to
declare
that
CAB
had
no
right
to
hold
a
match
at
the
Eden
Gardens
without
issuing
free
tickets
to
its
members.
The
complainants
claimed
that
the
forum
members
are
entitled
to
free
tickets
under
Rule
15
(ii)
of
CAB
Rules.
They
also
sought
a
statement
that
CAB
had
no
right
to
restrict
members'
privilege.
The
case
will
come
up
for
hearing
on
Wednesday.