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Delhi Police has issued Look Out Notices against some persons in connection with the spot-fixing scandal besides asking official broadcaster Setmax to provide raw footage of all matches involving Rajasthan Royals. Sources said as some people linked to bookies ...

The BJP on Thursday protested against the Congress-led UPA government and its policies in New Delhi. Members of BJP Yuva Morcha under the leadership of Anurag Thakur protested and shouted slogans at Janpath against the UPA. The Delhi Police tried to stop the ...

On the last date of hearing, the high court had asked Delhi Police to file a report on the training imparted to its officials. The Centre today informed the Delhi High Court that departmental enquiry has been initiated against seven policemen in connection ...

The Mumbai and Delhi Police seem to be locked in a race to make the most scandalous revelations in the case. And Sreesanth's the loser.

The police also said arrested first class cricketer Baburao Yadav played in the Bangladesh Premier League and spot-fixing was executed. Meanwhile in Mumbai, sources say arrested Bollywood actor Vindoo Dara Singh claimed he was placing bets on behalf of ...

Delhi Police will seek access to items found in the Mumbai hotel room where cricketer S Sreesanth stayed, sources say. Delhi Police will reportedly file a production warrant addressed to their Mumbai ... Related Stories IPL spot-fixing: Sreesanth, other ...

New Delhi, May 23: A turf war has broken out between Delhi Police Special cell and Mumbai Police crime branch over the direction of investigation into the IPL6 spot fixing controversy. Delhi Police has written a letter to Mumbai police questioning the list of ...

The Delhi Police Special Cell says that they are gathering more credible evidence before they finally lay their hands on these teams. Also Read: Nine bookies arrested in Kolkata Exclusive: Chhota Shakeel says Dawood not involved in IPL spot-fixing scandal ...

A senior official of Delhi Police's Special Cell said the case of their Mumbai counterparts have nothing to do with theirs in which 18 people, including three IPL players, were arrested. There is no "straight link" between bookie Ramesh Vyas and actor Vindoo ...