MAY 21-Rajasthan Royals players Sreesanth, Ankeet Chavan and Ajit Chandila may be in the dock for the IPL spot-fixing scandal, but the real mastermind is sitting in Dubai.
Dawood Ibrahim has a well-established betting syndicate, spread across the globe that lures players to fix matches with the temptation of cash or if that doesn’t work, blatant threats.
These startling revelations have been made by Ali Budesh, the man who helped Dawood establish his fixing syndicate.
Headlines Today has Budesh, confessing on tape, that the betting ring is indeed masterminded by Dawood Ibrahim in Dubai and that the racket runs into crores across the globe.
Headlines Today has also accessed exclusive details of just how Sreesanth was trapped. The instructions to lure the cricketer into the net of spot-fixing came from Anees Ibrahim.
Ibrahim instructed Ramesh Vyas, the head of D-Company’s betting operations in Mumbai, to ensnare Sreesanth.
Vyas then used his base in Karachi to activate three fixers and identified Tinku, Bharat and Jupiter to carry out the job.
The three fixers then identified, Sreesanth’s friend Jiju and got him on board by offering him money and threatening him to get Sreesanth.
Headlines Today has also managed to unmask D-Company’s betting kingpins.
Apart from Ali Budesh, and Ramesh vyas, who have been nabbed, the other kingpin of D-Company’s betting syndicate is Surendra Bangdi, also known as Mr India. Bangdi is currently on the run, but it was these three men who looted cricket in India.
