Rashtrapati Bhavan files complaint against former IPL chief Lalit Modi
Former IPL chief Lalit Modi has courted fresh trouble with Rashtrapati Bhavan filing a formal complaint with Delhi Police against Modi


Lalit Modi. Getty Images.[/caption]The complaint was handed over to the Delhi Police, which is yet to take a call on whether to register a case or seek necessary instructions from a court for blocking the Twitter page, official sources said.The formal complaint was sent by Rashtrapati Bhavan along with tweets posted by Lalit Modi last month.A final call on the complaint will be taken by DelhiPolice Commissioner B S Bassi, who may seek legal opinion on whether the tweets amounted to criminal defamation.Since the Supreme Court had recently scrapped section 66A of the Information Technology Act relating to criminal defamation, the police would have to look at provisions that could be applied against Modi in this case.On 23 June, Modi tweeted the following-
At the time, the President's office had issued a statement labelling Lalit Modi's 23 June tweets as “baseless, tendentious and malicious”.PTI
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