Bagan had walked out of an I-League match against East Bengal in December last year and in his capacity as AIFF-appointed one-man commission, Justice Ganguly had recommended a two-year suspension on Mohun Bagan.
On appeal by club, the AIFF Executive Committee removed the suspension but slapped a Rs 2 crore fine on the club.
Mohun Bagan Managing Director Anjan Mitra has now sent a letter to AIFF President Praful Patel, asking him to review the judgement passed by Justice Ganguly on the ground of his "questionable integrity" as he has been accused by a young woman law intern of sexually harassing her.
"We draw your kind attention to the news reports ... regarding Ex-Supreme Court Judge Mr A K Ganguly who has been accused of molesting an intern. Please note that this is the same person who recommended a harsh decision against our club in the last season for a field incident during the I-League and he was also instrumental in prescribing a heavy fine on our club," Mitra said in the letter.
"Having had to pay Rs 2 crores last season to AIFF, our financial balance was affected to the extent that we have not been able to pay salaries of our players for last season.