Rajasthan Royals have made a suggestion to do away with retention policy as well as Right to Match (RTM) while Kings XI Punjab wanted the retention policy to stay at two players.
Reports said the ministerial committee has been set up to draft a bill which the government planned to introduce in the winter session of Parliament.
The meeting witnessed top management representatives or owners of all the eight original teams voicing their opinion.
A ministerial committee has been constituted to frame a law and the Union Government has proposed to bring this legislation in the forthcoming Winter Session of Parliament.
The family of Consul General Shashank Vikram, including his five-year old son, domestic staff and a visiting teacher were held up briefly during the intrusion at their Durban residence on Saturday.
Daredevils chief executive Hemant Dua confirmed that the former India fast bowler who was present right from the start will no longer be a part of the franchise.
The Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) professor, against whom a case was registered for allegedly divorcing his wife through triple talaq on WhatsApp 23 years after marriage, has refuted the allegation.
Yasmeen Khalid also threatened to commit suicide in front of the vice-chancellor's house along with her kids if "justice is not done" to her.
The Rising Pune Supergiants and Gujarat Lions that replaced Chennai Super Kings and Rajasthan Royals will not be part of the new IPL season.
The proposal if accepted will mean that Dhoni, who played for Rising Pune Supergiants in the last two editions, will be retained by CSK.
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