IPL Spot Fixing: Sharad Pawar's request denied by Home Ministry
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2019-03-01
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IPL Spot Fixing: Ministry of home affairs refused to order probe in IPL spot fixing case.
Former BCCI President Sharad Pawar had earlier demanded a Home Ministry inquiry into all the 75 matches of the IPL 2013 spot-fixing scandal, saying not doing so will give an impression that the cricket board is not serious about dealing with corruption in the sport.
"If the BCCI gives in writing to the Home Minister requesting an investigation into all the matches, the government can then scan all the matches. They can interrogate anybody. They have legal sanction," Pawar said.
"If, however, the board does not accept it and says its own anti-corruption will do the job, I feel the board is not serious in dealing with the wrongdoings," he added.
India News correspondent Rakesh Kumar Singh while providing this exclusive information.
Former BCCI President Sharad Pawar had earlier demanded a Home Ministry inquiry into all the 75 matches of the IPL 2013 spot-fixing scandal, saying not doing so will give an impression that the cricket board is not serious about dealing with corruption in the sport.
"If the BCCI gives in writing to the Home Minister requesting an investigation into all the matches, the government can then scan all the matches. They can interrogate anybody. They have legal sanction," Pawar said.
"If, however, the board does not accept it and says its own anti-corruption will do the job, I feel the board is not serious in dealing with the wrongdoings," he added.
India News correspondent Rakesh Kumar Singh while providing this exclusive information.
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