Football Football Minerva owner in focus as AIFF Ethics body meets in Delhi Ranjit Bajaj - who is part of the six I-League clubs who have cried foul for the “step-motherly” treatment meted out to them by AIFF has been vocal on social media lambasting the apex body. IANS New Delhi 10 July, 2019 13:47 IST Minerva Punjab FC owner Ranjit Bajaj will be in focus when the AIFF Executive Committee meets on Wednesday. - Sahil Nanda IANS New Delhi 10 July, 2019 13:47 IST Former I-League champion Minerva Punjab FC owner Ranjit Bajaj will get to know his quantum of punishment for his social media comments when the All India Football Federation’s (AIFF) Executive Committee meets on Wednesday.Bajaj - who is part of the six I-League clubs who have cried foul for the “step-motherly” treatment meted out to them by AIFF - has been vocal on social media lambasting the apex body and its commercial partner Football Sports Development Ltd (FSDL).The AIFF executive committee met on Tuesday and discussed about the punishment which they might send as a suggestion to the Ethics Committee which will convene on Wednesday.The Federation had earlier said such social media messages bring disrepute to the game. The AIFF’s Code of Ethics can apply to any conduct or omission that damages the integrity and reputation of football in India and in particular to illegal, corrupt, fraudulent, immoral and unethical behaviour. Support Sportstar Dear Reader, Support our journalism — where text and pictures intermingle so seamlessly — and help us scale up your experience as the world changes around us. Your contribution is vital to our brand of uninfluenced, boots-on-the-ground reportage that’s worth your while. Clickbait sensationalism is not for us, but editorial independence is — we owe it to you. Support Quality Journalism Subscribe to our daily newsletter Get your daily dose of Sportstar with handpicked stories delivered right to your inbox! SUBSCRIBE Please enter a valid email address. Dugout videos