CoA asks independent panel investigating BCCI CEO Rahul Johri's sexual harassment charge to declare no conflict of interest

Laying down the terms of reference for the three-member panel, the CoA said the probe committee will be free to investigate all charges against Johri and would be open to hearing any "person who is desirous of placing any fact" in the matter.

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