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IPLT20 SPOT FIXING PLAYERS 2013(RAJASTHAN PLAYERS):
iplt20 spot fixing 2013 involving rajasthan royals players:sreesanth,ajith chandila and ankit chavan.Rajastan players s sreesanth,ankeet chavan and ajit chandila have been arrested by delhi police on 16th may 2013 in iplt20 spot fixing allegation that has probabaly busted a huge under world sleaze scam(fruad)&may manage to fool billions of people(fans) who love the sports(cricket).
A special cell of the delhi police arrested sreesanth,chavan,chandila in a post mid night operation in mumbai on thursday,including in spot fixing in at least 3 iplt20 matches.
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Latest Updates of IPLT20 Spot Fixing New Delhi: Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar on Thursday said that Rajasthan Royals co-owner Raj Kundra has confessed to betting in the IPLT20. Talking to reporters, Kumar said that Kundra used to bet through his close aide and business partner, Umesh Goenka. Kumar also said that Kundra used to bet on his own team.
Goenka reportedly told the Delhi Police during interrogation that the Rajasthan Royals co-owner was involved in betting. Some unconfirmed reports also suggest that Kundra has admitted to betting.
Reacting to the development, Kundra’s wife and actress Shilpa Shetty said, “Umesh Goenka has misused Raj Kundra’s name.” Earlier, media reports claimed that the Delhi police have seized Kundra's passport and asked him not to leave the country till the IPLT20 spot fixing probe is over.
It was also reported that the Delhi Police have not ruled out the possibility of Kundra's arrest due to inconsistentency in his statements during spot fixing probe. Earlier, it was learnt that Kundra and Goenka might be questioned again on Thursday in connection with the IPLT20 spot fixing scandal.
Both were quizzed by a special cell of the Delhi police yesterday for almost 12 hours. The questioning of both Kundra and Goenka began around 10 am and continued till late in the evening.
Sources said the name of Goenka, with whom Kundra owns a company dealing in steel business, came during the recording of statement of Rajasthan Royal player Sidharth Trivedi, a prosecution witness in the case. In his statement recorded before a magistrate, sources said, Trivedi claimed that Goenka approached him and sought details about the cricket pitch in Ahmedabad and team formations.
According to police sources, Kundra was called over phone to appear before investigators who wanted to ask about the ownership details of Rajasthan Royals. "Kundra told police that he owned 11.7 percent while Suresh Chelaram, the brother-in-law of Lalit Modi, owned 43 percent and Manoj Badale has 34 percent. Rupert Murdoch`s son Lalchan Murdoch also has stake in the team," a senior police official said. Kundra, a British national, has 42 percent stake in the steel business with Goenka who has 16 percent shares in the firm, they said.
Goenka reportedly told the Delhi Police during interrogation that the Rajasthan Royals co-owner was involved in betting. Some unconfirmed reports also suggest that Kundra has admitted to betting.
Reacting to the development, Kundra’s wife and actress Shilpa Shetty said, “Umesh Goenka has misused Raj Kundra’s name.” Earlier, media reports claimed that the Delhi police have seized Kundra's passport and asked him not to leave the country till the IPLT20 spot fixing probe is over.
It was also reported that the Delhi Police have not ruled out the possibility of Kundra's arrest due to inconsistentency in his statements during spot fixing probe. Earlier, it was learnt that Kundra and Goenka might be questioned again on Thursday in connection with the IPLT20 spot fixing scandal.
Both were quizzed by a special cell of the Delhi police yesterday for almost 12 hours. The questioning of both Kundra and Goenka began around 10 am and continued till late in the evening.
Sources said the name of Goenka, with whom Kundra owns a company dealing in steel business, came during the recording of statement of Rajasthan Royal player Sidharth Trivedi, a prosecution witness in the case. In his statement recorded before a magistrate, sources said, Trivedi claimed that Goenka approached him and sought details about the cricket pitch in Ahmedabad and team formations.
According to police sources, Kundra was called over phone to appear before investigators who wanted to ask about the ownership details of Rajasthan Royals. "Kundra told police that he owned 11.7 percent while Suresh Chelaram, the brother-in-law of Lalit Modi, owned 43 percent and Manoj Badale has 34 percent. Rupert Murdoch`s son Lalchan Murdoch also has stake in the team," a senior police official said. Kundra, a British national, has 42 percent stake in the steel business with Goenka who has 16 percent shares in the firm, they said.
Latest updates of iplt20 spot fixing in Mumbai: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) has reportedly ruled out suspending Chennai Super Kings (CSK) from the IPLT20 in light of the alleged involvement of its owner in betting scandal that has rocked the T20 tournament.
A news channel quoted BCCI sources as saying that as of now, the troubled franchise will play in the final scheduled for Sunday against Mumbai Indians in Kolkata. Earlier, BCCI president N Srinivasan rejected any suggestion that he should resign from the post of the president of Indian cricket board.
latest updates of iplt20 spot fixing in New Delhi: Even as the arrest of his son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan’s has given rise to the demands of his resignation from the post of BCCI’s president, N Srinivasan is defiant saying there is no question of him quitting the cricket board.
"I have done nothing wrong. There is no question of my resigning. My conscience is clear," Srinivasan told a news channel on Friday latest updates of iplt20 spotfixing.
Meiyappan, who had appeared in the Mumbai crime branch for questioning, was arrested by the Mumbai Police for his involvement in the iplt20 spot-fixing scandal that rocked the Indian Premier League(ipl) on Friday night.
Various media reports quoted sources as saying that BCCI vice-president Arun Jaitely may replace Srinivasan as interim chief if the latter resigns. However, according to another report which quoted a senior BCCI official as saying that the board won’t shy away from requesting former president Shashank Manohar to take charge.
A news channel quoted BCCI sources as saying that as of now, the troubled franchise will play in the final scheduled for Sunday against Mumbai Indians in Kolkata. Earlier, BCCI president N Srinivasan rejected any suggestion that he should resign from the post of the president of Indian cricket board.
latest updates of iplt20 spot fixing in New Delhi: Even as the arrest of his son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan’s has given rise to the demands of his resignation from the post of BCCI’s president, N Srinivasan is defiant saying there is no question of him quitting the cricket board.
"I have done nothing wrong. There is no question of my resigning. My conscience is clear," Srinivasan told a news channel on Friday latest updates of iplt20 spotfixing.
Meiyappan, who had appeared in the Mumbai crime branch for questioning, was arrested by the Mumbai Police for his involvement in the iplt20 spot-fixing scandal that rocked the Indian Premier League(ipl) on Friday night.
Various media reports quoted sources as saying that BCCI vice-president Arun Jaitely may replace Srinivasan as interim chief if the latter resigns. However, according to another report which quoted a senior BCCI official as saying that the board won’t shy away from requesting former president Shashank Manohar to take charge.
IPLT20 SPOT FIXING DHONI WIFE SAKSHI:
New Delhi: In the wake of recent spot-fixing controversy in IPL 6 T20, Chennai Supper Kings skipper MS Dhoni’s wife Sakshi finally broke her silence on Thursday through Twitter.
Though she did not directly react on the spot-fixing saga and clarify her stand, she did express what she was feeling by quoting the lyrics from a well known Hindi film song. Sakshi wrote on her Twitter page, "For hindi song lovers....kuch toh log kahengay...logo ka kaam hai kehnaa (sic)". Bollywood actor Vindoo Dara Singh was spotted watching several IPLT20 matches sitting next to Sakshi Dhoni. Vindoo was arrested by the Mumbai Police for his alleged links with bookies. Several reports have questioned Vindoo Dara Singh’s connection with Sakshi Dhoni as both of them were seen chit-chatting together during IPLT20 matches.
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New Delhi: It was revealed that Mumbai police would question Chennai Super Kings owner N Srinivasan's son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan for his alleged role in spot-fixing.
Meiyappan was the man Vindoo Dara Singh, who was arrested on Tuesday, was in constant touch over phone. Meiyappan is the Team Principal and CEO of the Chennai Super Kings. Earlier, in a shocking development, Vindoo Dara Singh, the son of late actor Dara Singh, who was arrested on Tuesday for his alleged role in spot-fixing in IPLT20, admitted to being in touch with a relative of Chennai Super Kings (CSK) owner.
According to sources, BCCI chief and Chennai Supre Kings owner N Srinivasan's son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan is the relative Vindoo Dara Singh was in touch with. The call details of Vindoo showed that he made several phone calls to the relative of the CSK owner. It was learnt that Vindoo had an easy access to CSK VIP box during their IPLT20 matches.
The police, according to sources, are examining that how Vindoo became close to the CSK team and how he got the access to the team so easily. Earlier on Tuesday, Bollywood actor Vindoo Dara Singh, had been arrested in connection with the IPLT20 spot-fixing scandal. "Vindoo was questioned after he was found to be in contact with the bookies and subsequently arrested today," an official said without revealing further details. 49-year-old Vindoo, winner of reality television show Bigg Boss season 3, was on many occasions spotted watching IPL matches and attending post-match parties. His arrest is the first from Bollywood in connection with the latest scandal to hit Indian cricket.
A day after he surrendered, suspected cricket bookie Prashanth was on Tuesday questioned in Chennai and documents were seized from his house in connection with a case registered May 17, said police.
"The interrogation of Prashanth is on... We have seized vital documents relating to the case from his residence," an official of the Crime Branch-Criminal Investigation Department (CBCID) told IANS.
Prashanth, who was on the run when CBCID started its crackdown on bookies on May 17, surrendered to police on Monday evening. He was allegedly hiding at his friend's place in Chennai.
The police began cracking down on the bookies on May 17, a day after three Rajasthan Royals players S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan were arrested for spot-fixing in the Indian Premier League (IPLT20) 2013.
Police initially thought Prashanth had escaped from the country as his car was found at the airport in Chennai. It turned out that his children had flown to Gujarat. In the last few days, police had started questioning Prashanth's friends and relatives, forcing him to surrender.
The CBCID team has so far arrested seven people - Prashanth, Harish Bajaj, S Vedhachalam, Narpat S Jain alias Lucky, Goutham, Deepak Bajaj and Sunil Bajanlal - in Chennai in connection with betting on cricket matches. S Rajeswari, superintendent of police at CBCID, earlier said the raids started on May 17 after receiving a cheating complaint against suspected bookie Harish Bajaj.
The Supreme Court on Tuesday agreed to give an urgent hearing to a Public Interest Litigation (PIL) seeking stay on all remaining matches of the Indian Premier League (IPLT20) 2013 in view of the spot-fixing scandal.
A bench of justices BS Chauhan and Deepak Misra posted the matter for further hearing at 2 PM on the PIL which is also seeking setting up of a Special Investigation Team (SIT) to look into the issues of match fixing and other alleged irregularities in the IPLT20. The petition by Lucknow resident Sudarsh Awasthi has made all IPLT20 franchises and BCCI party in the case along with the Centre.
"There are many irregularities in the IPLT20 beginning from auction of players. Black money and money from anti-social elements are involved in the IPLT20 which needs to be probed," the petition submitted. It sought a stay on remaining four matches including the final match of the IPLT20 till the probe is completed. Eighteen people -- three IPLT20 players [S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan], four former players and 11 bookies and their assistants -- have been arrested since last Thursday in connection with the spot-fixing scandal that has rocked the cricketing world.
Ajit Chandila is a hard nut to crack, interrogations still on, says Delhi police.
Amit Singh, a Rajasthan Royals player who was arrested as one of the bookies, suspended by BCCI.
Sreesanth has been kept in a separate cell.
An emergency meeting of the BCCi will be held on May 19 in Chennai.
Ankeet Chavan's brother claims that he is innocent and is being framed. He pleads to Mumbaikars to support his brother and asserts that he is a good cricketer.
Sreesanth's lawyer to the media: Sreesanth claims that he is innocent and that he did not interact with the bookies. He blames Jiju for the incident.
"I congratulate the Delhi Police for such good work," says Home Minister Sushilkumar Shinde.
Players are also alleged to have sold team secrets that are only to be kept amongst the team members.
Sreesanth and 13 others sent to police custody for five days.
Sunil Dubai, key-link between bookies and D-gang: TV reports
Sreesanth's lawyer rubbishes reports on escorts and says that he spoke to Sreesanth and he said that he is not at fault.
Ankeet Chavan confesses to the police during interrogation that he has made a mistake and that he has done wrong.
Tamil Nadu Police conducting searches in several places in Chennai in connection with alleged IPL fixing and betting.
While Ankeet Chavan’s parents refuse to talk to the media, his elder brother, Nihar Chavan, an airline cabin crew member, says the spinner had no reason to indulge in corrupt activities.
One of the 11 bookies arrested so far in the latest IPL spot-fixing scandal is named Amit Singh - a former Rajasthan Royals player who was released by the franchise as latest as last year.
The transcript of the taped conversations between the players and the bookies revealed that the bookies used to arrange women for those players involved in spot-fixing. It was learnt that two bookies, Manan and Chand, "arranged" women for Sreesanth and Ajit Chandila on at least three occasions. It was also reported that when S Sreesanth was arrested from a Mumbai hotel, he was found along with a girl in his hotel room.
It could be curtains as far as Sreesanth, Chavan and Ajit Chandila’s cricket career is concerned as the BCCI is set to impose a life-ban on the players.
He had reportedly roped in Chandila and Chavan in the fixing. Police said the money trail was routed through Dubai and about 30 calls were routed through Pakistan.
Police said Sreesanth communicated with bookies through What'sapp and Blackberry Messenger and was not in direct touch with them over phone.
Sreesanth alleged to have links with D-Gang. Chandila was sent by Sreesanth to Sahara Mall in Gurgaon to meet the bookies who operated in Gujarat, as the front runners for D company. The meeting lasted about 45 ,minutes. Cops claim they have evidence of it.
The Telugu film industry has no links with the IPLT20 spot-fixing scandal, the Telugu film producers council has said.
The council on Tuesday denied reports that a Telugu film producer had links with the scandal which rocked the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPLT20).
Council executive committee member T Bharadwaj clarified that Tollywood, as the Telugu film industry is known, has no casting director.
He said if any producer was found to have any links with those involved in the scandal, the council would take serious action. His clarification came amid report that a Telugu director has links with cricketer S Sreesanth, who along with two other players of the Rajasthan Royals team and several bookies, was arrested by Delhi Police last week. The director reportedly sent pictures of some actresses and models to Sreesanth, whose company S36 was planning to produce movies.
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Though she did not directly react on the spot-fixing saga and clarify her stand, she did express what she was feeling by quoting the lyrics from a well known Hindi film song. Sakshi wrote on her Twitter page, "For hindi song lovers....kuch toh log kahengay...logo ka kaam hai kehnaa (sic)". Bollywood actor Vindoo Dara Singh was spotted watching several IPLT20 matches sitting next to Sakshi Dhoni. Vindoo was arrested by the Mumbai Police for his alleged links with bookies. Several reports have questioned Vindoo Dara Singh’s connection with Sakshi Dhoni as both of them were seen chit-chatting together during IPLT20 matches.
IPLT20 TELUGU INDUSTRY LINK:
Meiyappan was the man Vindoo Dara Singh, who was arrested on Tuesday, was in constant touch over phone. Meiyappan is the Team Principal and CEO of the Chennai Super Kings. Earlier, in a shocking development, Vindoo Dara Singh, the son of late actor Dara Singh, who was arrested on Tuesday for his alleged role in spot-fixing in IPLT20, admitted to being in touch with a relative of Chennai Super Kings (CSK) owner.
According to sources, BCCI chief and Chennai Supre Kings owner N Srinivasan's son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan is the relative Vindoo Dara Singh was in touch with. The call details of Vindoo showed that he made several phone calls to the relative of the CSK owner. It was learnt that Vindoo had an easy access to CSK VIP box during their IPLT20 matches.
The police, according to sources, are examining that how Vindoo became close to the CSK team and how he got the access to the team so easily. Earlier on Tuesday, Bollywood actor Vindoo Dara Singh, had been arrested in connection with the IPLT20 spot-fixing scandal. "Vindoo was questioned after he was found to be in contact with the bookies and subsequently arrested today," an official said without revealing further details. 49-year-old Vindoo, winner of reality television show Bigg Boss season 3, was on many occasions spotted watching IPL matches and attending post-match parties. His arrest is the first from Bollywood in connection with the latest scandal to hit Indian cricket.
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