Sreesanth may head back to jail, bail may be cancelled
New Delhi, July 30: Former Team India and suspended Rajasthan Royals (RR) player S Sreesanth may face jail again as Delhi Police reportedly would urge a court to cancel his bail. Sreesanth was arrested from Mumbai in May 2013 in connection with infamous IPL spot fixing case.
However,
Sreesanth
was
not
alone
who
may
face
Delhi
Police
wrath
once
again.
His
RR
teammate
Ankeet
Chavan
and
alleged
bookies,
who
too
were
out
on
bail,
may
face
the
wrath.
The
cops
were
also
likely
to
urge
the
court
to
cancel
their
bails
as
Delhi
Police
would
submit
its
charge-sheet
on
Tuesday,
July
30.
Sreesanth had spent 27 days in Tihar jail in the national capital before getting bail on June 11. His teammate Chavan too was granted bail. However, his another teammate Ajit Chandila is still remain in judicial custody.
According to sources, police would name underworld don Dawood Ibrahim as the kingpin of the controversy. Cops claim that Dawood Ibrahim and Chhota Shakeel virtually controlled spot-fixing in the matches during the Indian Premier League (IPL).
More than 30 people would be named in the charge-sheet. Earlier it was reported that Delhi Police Commissioner Neeraj Kumar had expressed his desire to submit the charge-sheet before his retirement on July 31.
According to sources, all accused in the charge-sheet have been named under stringent sections of Maharashtra Control of Organised Crime Act (MCOCA) and Indian Penal Code (IPC). MCOCA is law enacted by Maharashtra state in India in 1999 to combat organised crime and terrorism.
The three cricketers and many other bookies were arrested from Mumbai and several other places of the country. Other accused, who have been named in the charge-sheet, were -- bookie Ramesh Vyas, Tinku Mandi, ex-Ranji player Babu Rao, Sreesanth's close aide Jiju Janardhan and Mohammed Yahya and many others.
OneIndia News