The Baroda man was however persuaded by some of the other senior officials to come back and rejoin the proceedings.
The meeting, which was dominated by discussions about the formation of three member probe committee as per Supreme Court's directive saw former India all-rounder Ravi Shastri's name being vehemently opposed by the anti-Srinivasan faction led by Manohar.
While former Chief Justice of Calcutta High Court J N Patel's name did not have any major opposition, Ravi Shastri's name saw strong opposition from Manohar.
He quizzed Patel further on Shastri's inclusion to which a peeved Patel stormed out of the conference room.
However once his anger died down and he was pacified by some of the senior members, he came back and rejoined the proceedings. Patel, who is a member of the Srinivasan faction justified that a presence of a cricketer is necessary in the panel as the some of the matters will need technical expertise.