The Kerala Cricket Association suspended S Sreesanth for three years: Why has the former player punished?

Kerala Cricket Association For three years for alleged false and derogatory statements against the organization about Sanju Samson’s lapse from the Indian team for the Champions Trophy, India’s former pacer Sreesanth has been suspended for three years. The decision was taken on 30 April at a special general body meeting in Kochi.
Sreesanth, who is currently co-owner Kollam aris In the Kerala Cricket League, made controversial remarks on Malayalam television channel during a panel discussion.
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Notices were issued after the incident to the show-Hresanth and franchise teams Kolam Eris, Alappuzha Team Lead, and Alappuzha waves.
KCA’s statement said, “Since the franchise teams had given satisfactory reactions to the notices, no further action would be taken against them. However, the meeting decided to advise to take more precautions while appointing members for the team management,” KCA’s statement said.

The general body is also planning to file a compensation claim against Sanju SamsonSamson Vishwanath, and two others to make baseless allegations using the name of Sanju Samson.
KCA clarified that India’s two -time World Cup winner Sreesanth was issued not notice, not to support Samson but to make misleading and defamation comments against the association.

During the television discussion, Sreesanth allegedly promised to protect Samson and other Kerala players, allegedly alleging against KCA.
The controversy emerged after Samson was demolished from the Kerala Squad for the Vijay Hazare Trophy, which allegedly affected the possibility of selection for India’s Champions Trophy team.