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JUSTICE MUDGAL IPL PROBE COMMITTEE 201431as per plan and the team will score 140 runs. This planwas communicated to one Sanjay in Jaipur over phone byMr. Vikram Agarwal in presence of Kitty. The Committeewas informed by the said police officer that all the officerswho were in knowledge of the disclosures by Kitty weretransferred out and the matter was in the meantimereferred to CBCID, Chennai police. Curiously, thisinterrogation report of Kitty was not available in therecords of CBCID when they produced the case file ofCBCID C. No. 1/2013 before the Committee. SrimatiBhuvaneswari, Superintendent of Police, Q Branch CID,admitted that there was another file in the Q branchpertaining to theinvestigation of fake passport case againstMd. Jaffar alias Jaffarullah in connection with Q branchCase No. 1/2013. The Committee was assured that thisparticular file would be produced by the Q branch at 4 PMon 25.01.2013.Surprisingly, none appeared before theCommittee and no record was produced before theCommittee as assured. There has been absolutely noresponse/communication from the Q branch thereafter.The Committee is not in a position therefore to ascertainwhether the interrogation report of Kitty as stated by Mr.G. Sampath Kumar in fact exists.Under the circumstances, much as one would have liked toclose the matter on the basis of the depositions of Mr. AnilKumble and Mr. Rahul Dravid, in view of the curiousconduct of the Q branch CID (Internal Security), and theCBCID Chennai Police as well as the sudden change in the
JUSTICE MUDGAL IPL PROBE COMMITTEE 201432investigating machinery in this particular case under theChennai Police and also in view of the records of theJyotinagar Police Station, Jaipur in FIR No.269/2013,further investigation is necessary. A totally independentinvestigating agency may be directed by the Hon’bleSupreme Court to investigate the allegations with fullpowers under the statutory laws including the Code ofCriminal Procedure Code, which in the nature of thepresent probe was not available to the presentCommittee.IV.ALLEGATION OF BETTING AND SPOT FIXING INTHE IPL MATCHES AGAINST THE PLAYERS OFRAJASTHAN ROYALSAs indicated above, on the intervening night of15/16.05.2013, a team of the Delhi Police arrested fourplayers of Rajasthan Royals for offences in connection withspot fixing in IPL matches. Charge sheet has been filedagainst the players S. Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan, AjithChandela and Amit Kumar Singh. Presently, trial inconnection with the said case is pending before theLearned MCOCA Special Court, New Delhi.The present Committee interacted extensively with theDelhi Police and the former Commissioner of Police, Mr.Neeraj Kumar. The Committee also met three of the playersnamely S. Sreesanth along with his counsel, Mr. AnkeetChavan and Mr. Ajith Chandela. All three players exercised
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