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Sreesanth, Chandilla and Ankit Chavan arrested for spot fixing in IPL


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Slamming BCCI President N Srinivasan for not calling a meeting of the Board to discuss his son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan's arrest on betting charges, Board Treasurer Ajay Shirke on Thursday said that he is mulling quitting from his post on the issue, according to a report. Shirke, who on Wednesday called for Srinivasan's resignation on moral grounds, said he will wait and see for a few days before taking a decision. "If Board continues to ignore what I consider is primary responsibility, I will find it difficult for myself to be associated with it. I will wait and see. A few days, maybe within a week, I will make up my mind. If there's going to be more and more room for fingers to be pointed, I will have to take a call ... I cannot let my personal reputation and credibility be tarnished. That for me stands above everything else," Shirke said. "I am not satisfied. Normally whenever there's a crisis - small, major, any kind of crisis - we call for a (working committee) meeting. On every such occasion, the president calls for a meeting, and the issue is discussed in great detail by every member of the working committee. That has been the prevalent way," Shirke said.
src : ibn
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Heads need to roll for a complete clean up: ex-BCCI chief Dalmiya
"I am not saying that you take out a small portion from the system and a complete clean up will be achieved. The board needs to sit down, make a committee, make some people come across the table in a committee with some sensible people. In this process if a number of heads roll, let them roll," Dalmiya said.
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bookies used honeytraps

News reports suggest that two Kannada actresses are working as 'link agents,' in cricket betting. It means they were used to lure high-profile clients to the betting racket. The report, which has created a sensation does not name the actresses but says one of them is known for "wearing high-heels and is a model-turned-actress," while the other is a "triangle-faced-actress." The two reportedly worked for an agent called Sahu. The information is revealed by another agent called KMR. The report also says that two other actresses who were very close to cricketers have cut their links some time ago.
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The fixer shouldn't be wearing a Roger Federer t-shirt.
Definitely not the India shirt. I actually don't care for his actions in tamasha league. It is a farce through and through. But that pic says thousand words.
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bookies used honeytraps
Like I've been saying from day one. This is exactly how Sree was trapped. These bookies are smart, they identify a players vulnerability and then move in. For Sree it was women for another it was a loan he needed to pay off and so on...
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Like I've been saying from day one. This is exactly how Sree was trapped. These bookies are smart' date=' they identify a players vulnerability and then move in. For Sree it was women for another it was a loan he needed to pay off and so on...[/quote'] If nothing else there will be underworld always.
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Another development on the spot-fixing scandal is that IPL CEO Sundar Raman has filed an official complaint against India Cements, Gurunath Meiyappan and Rajasthan Royals. The three-member committee set up by the BCCI to probe the spot-fixing scandal will also probe this complaint. He filed the complaint on May 28
src : rediff live updates
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Prime Minister Manmohan Singh has said that sports and politics should not get mixed up. Speaking on the IPL crisis, Manmohan Singh said, "It's not prudent to comment while investigations are underway. I hope that sport doesn't get mixed up with politics."
:rofl: In which country this guy lives??
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The Tamil Nadu Police is likely to issue a lookout notice against absconding hotelier Vikram Aggarwal to stop him from fleeing the country. The Tamil Nadu Police is also likely to seek a non-bailable warrant against Aggarwal in the IPL betting case. The Mumbai Police had summoned Aggarwal for questioning on Friday over betting links with BCCI chief N Srinivasan's son-in-law Gurunath Meiyappan. Aggarwal, however, continues to remains untraceable after his anticipatory bail plea got rejected by the Madras High Court.
Why this guy is absconding if there is no evidence against him :hmmm: src : IBNlive
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Why this guy is absconding if there is no evidence against him :hmmm: src : IBNlive
Same reason why your best friend Meiyappan tried to hoodwink the media at the Airport in Tamil Nadu.....
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Why this guy is absconding if there is no evidence against him :hmmm: src : IBNlive
Appeared in Mumbai with Mumbai Crime branch now..... Guru's remand will be extended on the behest of questioning Vikram in the presence of Vindhoo and Guru :dance:
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Appeared in Mumbai with Mumbai Crime branch now..... Guru's remand will be extended on the behest of questioning Vikram in the presence of Vindhoo and Guru :dance:
Whether there is any evidence or not , once he came back to TN , TN police will take care of him :giggle:
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Like I've been saying from day one. This is exactly how Sree was trapped. These bookies are smart' date=' they identify a players vulnerability and then move in. For Sree it was women for another it was a loan he needed to pay off and so on...[/quote'] Virtually every one has a price. If that does not work, then threats, intimidation etc can do the trick. It isn't very difficult for the evil rich in this country to accomplish whatever they want (through any means).
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Royals bowler Sid Trivedi to be a prosecution witness against his former team mates. Massive step taken by Trivedi and a huge win for Delhi Police if the news is true.

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The Delhi Police is speaking to Rajasthan Royals player Siddharth Trivedi in connection with the IPL spot-fixing case. Trivedi has been made a prosecution witness in the case. Sources say Siddharth was offered bribe by bookies but he refused. This is being done to make the police case stronger. His deposition will help in making case stronger against the bookies as well as the players.
Sources say two foreign players were also approached by the bookies, they also refused
:hatsoff: :hatsoff:

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