The Jharkhand High Court has recently issued a notice to former Indian cricket team captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni concerning his involvement in a legal matter tied to cricket academies. The issue also involves Mihir Diwakar and Soumya Das, who are directors of Aarka Sports. The court’s notice pertains to allegations regarding the business operations and dealings of the cricket academies run under the banner of Aarka Sports, which is associated with Dhoni.

The specifics of the case revolve around the administration and financial management of these cricket academies. The academies, which aim to nurture budding cricket talent, have been under scrutiny for how they are managed and how business dealings are conducted. The involvement of such high-profile names as Dhoni has brought this case into the public eye, highlighting the complexities of managing sports establishments and the legal intricacies that can ensue.

The court’s decision to issue a notice to Dhoni and the directors of Aarka Sports is a significant development in this unfolding case. It underscores the legal responsibilities and the scrutiny faced by sports personalities beyond their on-field performances. As the case progresses, further details are expected to emerge on how these academies have been operating and the nature of the allegations involved.