Rajasthan Royals (RR) former co-owner Raj Kundra just dropped a bombshell on social media, tagging the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) with the allegation of wrong practices in the Rajasthan-based franchise.

Kundra directly accused a promoter of the franchise of financial misconduct. He also said that there have been several ill practices regarding shareholder dealings. The former RR co-owner, who was banned for a lifetime from cricket, hinted at exposing proof to support his allegations about wrong things related to financial manipulations in the Indian Premier League franchise.

The 49-year-old even tagged BCCI on a social media post to share his thoughts. "I will soon be releasing documented evidence exposing serious financial misconduct through offshore structures and hidden transactions involving a key promoter of the Rajasthan Royals. This includes deceit and manipulation in many shareholder dealings!"

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Time of Rajasthan Royals is not going right on the off the field 

Raj Kundra said this on social media. The business was banned from cricket for life from cricket activities by the Supreme Court's Lodha Committee in 2015. The decision came after the dark chapter of IPL and the Indian cricket—the 2013 IPL betting and spot-fixing case. 

I will soon be releasing documented evidence exposing serious financial misconduct,through offshore structures and hidden transactions involving a key promoter of the Rajasthan Royals. This includes deceit and manipulation in many shareholder dealings! @BCCI pic.twitter.com/42f10bC50O

— Raj Kundra (@onlyrajkundra) May 28, 2025

On the field, Rajasthan Royals was one of the first teams to be knocked out of the ongoing Indian Premier League season. Despite multiple explosive and surprising performances, RR never took off as a team and found themselves out of playoff contention. And now, Kindra's social media post is like a bombshell for the cricket world and for the Rajasthan Royals fan base. It'll be interesting to see if he really shows some proof to the board or not.