Troubled business tycoon Vijay Mallya resigns from RCB post, Russell Adams new boss


File photo of Vijay Mallya. Getty Images[/caption]The letter stated that Siddhartha Mallya will be present in the Board of Directors "in a limited role should the members wish to consult him".Adams, who is a Vice-President (Commercial Operations and Cricket Academy at RCB), also made it clear that there will be "no change in ownership pattern" due to Mallya's resignation.The BCCI official said that clarity on ownership was required after Mallya's resignation."BCCI has some strict rules and regulations in place regarding franchise ownership changing hands. The owners need to intimate BCCI beforehand whether there is partial or complete transfer of stake. As of now they have made it clear there is no change in ownership pattern in RCSPL which is a subsidiary of United Spirits, which is controlled by Diageo," the official said.Mallya, who has defaulted in loans in excess of Rs 9000 crore, is facing probe by various investigative agencies.The 60-year-old bought RCB in 2008 but the popular franchise has not been able to win a single Indian Premier League title in eight attempts.PTI

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