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Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) into the Bollywood actor Shah Rukh Khan at Wankhede Stadium, has imposed a five-year ban. Shah Rukh as an audience will not enter the stadium. The BCCI is showing Khan

descends to the rescue. BCCI vice president

Rajiv Shukla said the Board will take final decision in this regard.

Khan decided to ban the MCA’s managing committee of the emergency meeting Friday morning was unanimity. Chaired by chief minister Vilasrao Deshmukh said the MCA MCA is the message that will not tolerate such insolence. He said in a press conference, “If you break the rules to take action. It does not matter who is going to break the rules. It will take strong action on the message that misbehavior. ”

Deshmukh said, “recognition within the field how could he, without papers.He said: “We have a five-year ban imposed on them and it was decided by unanimity. Will apply to all matches on this Wankde. Whether they are domestic or international ‘

Asked whether the Board could change this decision, Deshmukh said, “we have decided to save the dignity of the Union. BCCI has been told everything. BCCI has no control over the decision. We are an independent body and the Wankhede Stadium is our property. ”

MCA Deshmukh said several officers were present at that time and all of them condemned the behavior of SRK. “The MCA many officers were there at that time. Further no evidence that Khan had misbehaved. Also present were Assistant Commissioner of Police, who said the actor was intoxicated. ”

Asked to withdraw the scope of the ban, he said, “That question does not arise. Khan has not sought an apology. He has filed a police complaint. BCCI, MCA or the IPL can not afford this kind of behavior. The police will take action on the matter. ”

BCCI Chief Administrative Officer Ratnakar Shetty said that the MCA has been reported to the Board. He said, “We will look into it. In addition, such measures will be taken that such incidents may not be in the IPL next time. ”

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Chairman and BCCI vice president Rajiv Shukla said the Board will take final decision. “The state may recommend empty units, but the final decision is taken on board. When the matter comes before the board, only to be decided. “