IPL 6, 2013 fixing allegations
Gurunath Meiyappan, the son-in-law of the BCCI president N Srinivasan, was on weekday ordered by the court to remain in police custody in Mumbai until could thirty one.
The police, in its remand application, same it wanted Gurunath and Virender "Vindoo" Dara Singh, the actor in remission for alleged contact with bookies, to confront a third suspect - a Chennai hotelier who has also been issued summons by Mumbai police to appear before it on could thirty one.
"There has been progress in the investigation. more interrogation is required so that the investigating agency has a chance and complete chance to collect material and evidence," extra metropolitan functionary A M Padwad same.
Gurunath was in remission by Mumbai Police on charges of cheating, forgery and fraud on legal holiday, once being summoned to Mumbai for questioning over sporting and links to bookies. Police investigations recommended that Vindoo and Gurunath were in frequent telephonic contact. Vindoo was also seen in the CSK box at IPL matches.
The police, in its remand application, same it wanted Gurunath and Virender "Vindoo" Dara Singh, the actor in remission for alleged contact with bookies, to confront a third suspect - a Chennai hotelier who has also been issued summons by Mumbai police to appear before it on could thirty one.
"There has been progress in the investigation. more interrogation is required so that the investigating agency has a chance and complete chance to collect material and evidence," extra metropolitan functionary A M Padwad same.
Gurunath was in remission by Mumbai Police on charges of cheating, forgery and fraud on legal holiday, once being summoned to Mumbai for questioning over sporting and links to bookies. Police investigations recommended that Vindoo and Gurunath were in frequent telephonic contact. Vindoo was also seen in the CSK box at IPL matches.
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