The BCCI, however, has said it will take a decision after examining the proof.
“I don’t know why everyone is in a mood to execute Rahul Sharma without even going into the details,” President N Srinivasan said. “The BCCI will first procure each and every bit of relevant information and then study them before deciding on the course of action,” he added.
Sources, however, say that if “an unfortunate situation like this” does arise, then the BCCI will look at the “saftey net” first and possibly pull the player “out of the tour”.
Thirty-five of the 42 tested positive for cannabis. Three tested positive for both cannabis and cocaine, while four for cannabis and MDMA.
Rahul Sharma had, at the time of detention, denied taking drugs at the party.