Bookie Sanjeev Chawla claims, 'The matches that people watch are fixed'

Match-fixing was done by South African cricketer Hansie Cronje in the year 2000, but the face behind it was that of Bookie Sanjeev Chawla. The main accused in the case, Sanjeev Chawla, has claimed in his statement to the Delhi Police that "no cricket match is played impartially" and that "all cricket matches that people watch are fixed."

He has also indicated that it involves the involvement of underworld mafias, who affect all cricket games. According to Bookie Sanjeev Chawla, cricket is something like that the films have already been directed.

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According to the statement, a supplementary charge sheet submitted to the court which does not have the signature of the accused, Chawla revealed to the police that the mafia had targeted the investigating officer of the case, DCP (Crime Branch) Dr. G. Ram Gopal Naik, Due to which his life was in danger. Born in New Delhi and living in London, this bookie has also confessed that he has been involved in match-fixing for many years.

According to the report of Indian Express, Sanjeev Chawla has also made it clear that he will not reveal much about match-fixing, as "there is a huge syndicate/underworld mafia involved in this case and they are dangerous people and if that something If they say so, they will kill him. " However, the Delhi Police has not shared any information regarding this, as the investigation is still going on.

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Meanwhile, Delhi Police Crime Branch has also said in its supplementary charge sheet that Sanjeev Chawla has not cooperated in the investigation, which proves his involvement in the crime. In the absence of a High Court stay on the trial court's bail order, Chawla walked out of Tihar Jail earlier this month. After this relief, the Delhi Police has approached the Supreme Court. The case will be heard next month.