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Questions Raised On The Safety Parameters Of Ipl
Shameful moments for cricket as breaking news of three well-known cricketers suspected in spot fixing case have come in lime-light. Delhi Police claimed of having proper jurisdiction on the case and has evidence supporting their cause of arresting Sreesanth, Ajit Chandila and Ankeet Chavan of Rajasthan Royals. Keeping an eye on these players and bookmakers, the police was active for quite some time. But, in lieu of any certain evidence the arresting was delayed. As per today news, after arrest of Sreesanth and other alleged players a few other links have also been found. For the alleged fulfilling of promises made to alleged bookmakers during this year's IPL, the players were promised money ranging from US$36,000 to 109,000 for each over. Being on the safest part the players only have to indicate before the start of any over about the bid.
Delhi Police though being sluggish in maintaining law in the state operated very quickly on this issue. Eleven bookies have also been arrested in the spot fixing case and proper action is taken against them. All of the convicts are kept under custody for five days. ...
... Jiju Janardan the prime connect under this case is a good friend of Sreesanth and also plays for the Ernakulam Club. Cases have been registered under the Indian Penal Code section 420 and 120B, which deal with fraud, cheating, and criminal conspiracy. In sports news, the BCCI has also suspended the cricketers indulged until any hearings are made stating their innocence. Operation is still in action and it has been revealed that certain other names may also come in alleged case of spot fixing.
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Anger and frustration of cricket fans were seen in different states of the country as they staged protests and slogans for making a lifetime ban on these players. Assuring the stern mob of cricket fans BCCI has assured that strictest action will be taken against alleged players. Last year case, when five domestic players were banned caught in a sting operation didn’t have any reminders to the players. As per latest breaking news BCCI has confirmed that the punishments will be even harsher including lifetime ban from cricket and other sponsorship programs. Maintaining the dignity of IPL T20 format of cricket the BCCI refused any questioning on the security parameters of it. Further, also confirmed that the beauty of cricket game is still intact and actions will be taken so that nothing like this can happen at later.
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