The Bombay High Court today permitted representatives of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) to remain present during the cross-examination of some witnesses by former IPL commissioner Lalit Modi in the alleged case of violation of the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA). 

The cross-examination proceedings are scheduled at the Enforcement Directorate from tomorrow till 13th of next month. 

A bench of justices S C Dharamadhikari and P D Naik, however, said that BCCI representatives must not participate in or prejudice the proceedings, in any way. The court orders came on a plea filed by the BCCI.