AIFF Chief Kalyan Chaubey Dismisses Kosaraju's Allegations, Urges Public Apology To Clear The Air
In a recent turn of events, Kalyan Chaubey, the current President of the All India Football Federation (AIFF), has taken legal action against former Andhra Pradesh Football Association president Gopalkrishna Kosaraju. The move comes in response to what Chaubey deems as ‘false and malicious remarks’, demanding a public apology and reserving the right to seek compensation for damages.
Chaubey Refutes Allegations, Labels Them Vindictive Imagination
President Chaubey has explicitly denied the accusations made by Kosaraju, dismissing them as a product of ‘vindictive imagination’. The legal notice issued calls for an immediate cessation of further dissemination of the defamatory allegations and any public statements casting doubt on Chaubey's character, integrity, or professional conduct.
7-Day Ultimatum for Apology
The AIFF President's legal notice sets a 7-day deadline for Gopalkrishna Kosaraju to tender a public apology to rectify the harm caused by the false accusations. Failure to comply may result in further legal action seeking compensation for damages.
Controversy Surrounding Misuse of AIFF Funds
Earlier, Kosaraju claimed that AIFF President Chaubey and Treasurer Kipa Ajay misused funds allocated to the apex body of Indian football for personal purposes. The allegations have stirred controversy within the football community.
Bhaichung Bhutia Calls for Resignation
Bhaichung Bhutia, an executive committee member of AIFF, has called for the resignation of President Chaubey and Treasurer Kipa Ajay in light of the allegations. The demand adds fuel to the already heated situation within the football administration.
Chaubey's Rise to Presidency in 2022
Kalyan Chaubey assumed the role of AIFF President in 2022, succeeding Praful Patel. His victory over former India goalkeeper Bhaichung Bhutia was resounding, securing 33 out of 34 votes to claim the top position. Chaubey, a former player for Kolkata's Mohun Bagan and East Bengal, as well as Goa's Salgaocar, brings a diverse football background to his leadership role.
Chaubey Refutes Allegations, Labels Them Vindictive Imagination
President Chaubey has explicitly denied the accusations made by Kosaraju, dismissing them as a product of ‘vindictive imagination’. The legal notice issued calls for an immediate cessation of further dissemination of the defamatory allegations and any public statements casting doubt on Chaubey's character, integrity, or professional conduct.
7-Day Ultimatum for Apology
The AIFF President's legal notice sets a 7-day deadline for Gopalkrishna Kosaraju to tender a public apology to rectify the harm caused by the false accusations. Failure to comply may result in further legal action seeking compensation for damages.
Controversy Surrounding Misuse of AIFF Funds
Earlier, Kosaraju claimed that AIFF President Chaubey and Treasurer Kipa Ajay misused funds allocated to the apex body of Indian football for personal purposes. The allegations have stirred controversy within the football community.
Bhaichung Bhutia Calls for Resignation
Bhaichung Bhutia, an executive committee member of AIFF, has called for the resignation of President Chaubey and Treasurer Kipa Ajay in light of the allegations. The demand adds fuel to the already heated situation within the football administration.
Chaubey's Rise to Presidency in 2022
Kalyan Chaubey assumed the role of AIFF President in 2022, succeeding Praful Patel. His victory over former India goalkeeper Bhaichung Bhutia was resounding, securing 33 out of 34 votes to claim the top position. Chaubey, a former player for Kolkata's Mohun Bagan and East Bengal, as well as Goa's Salgaocar, brings a diverse football background to his leadership role.
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