"It is shocking to find that the BCCI has taken a unilateral decision without listening to Raj Kundra's side of the story. The decision has been taken in haste and it is totally irresponsible. It violates the Principals of Natural Justice," Memon said.
"The basic principal is they should have called Raj Kundra, questioned him and then handed him a show cause notice," the noted criminal lawyer added.
Memon said he and his client would challenge the suspension order in court.
"We will challenge the suspension order. But only after I see the order, we will decide how to go about it," he said.
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The lawyer insisted that even the Police did not have any concrete evidence against Kundra.
"The Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar has gone on record to say that the allegations of betting on Raj Kundra were unsupportive and uncorroborated. The Police had no material against Kundra to book him. But BCCI's 'super court' rushed to take a decision against him.