Anwar Ali Dispute: AIFF Appeals Committee Annuls PSC Orders, Orders Fresh Hearing 555rr.com

The legal battle surrounding East Bengal defender Anwar Ali has taken a significant turn. The AIFF Appeals Committee has officially annulled two interim orders previously issued by the Players’ Status Committee (PSC) regarding Ali’s eligibility dispute.

📋 Background of the Case: The dispute involves competing claims from heavyweights Mohun Bagan and East Bengal, along with Delhi FC and the player himself. The annulled orders, dated August 3 and August 10, 2024, had directly impacted Ali’s registration status during the ongoing transfer saga.

🔍 Key Rulings by the Appeals Committee:

• De Novo Hearing: The Committee has directed the PSC to rehear the entire case from scratch, allowing a fresh start to the proceedings.
• Neutral Stance: The Appeals Committee clarified that it has not expressed any opinion on the merits of the specific claims made by the involved clubs or the player.
• Legal Oversight: Any future decision by the PSC will remain subject to the final ruling of the Delhi High Court in Writ Petition No. 14661/2024.

🏟 Impact on Anwar Ali: This reset provides a level playing field for all parties to present new evidence and arguments. However, Anwar Ali’s immediate playing status remains unresolved, highlighting the complex legal hurdles in Indian football transfers.