New Delhi: Delhi Police got the custody of
alleged bookie Ramesh Vyas, who was arrested by the crime branch of
Mumbai police in connection with the Indian Premier League (IPL) spot
fixing scandal, said reports. Ramesh Vyas, who allegedly takes care of
the south Indian betting syndicate of underworld don Dawood Ibrahim
Kaskar, was handed over to Delhi Police on Friday.
According to reports, Vyas was brought from Mumbai to Delhi for
further investigation. Delhi Police had submitted Vyas’s production
warrant in a Delhi court last week seeking his custody.
"After completing legalities, he was handed over to us today
(Friday). Now he is being brought to Delhi for further questioning in
the IPL spot fixing scandal and his relation with underworld dons Dawood
Ibrahim and Chhota Shakeel," the official said.
Vyas was granted bail along with some other accused in the IPL
spot-fixing scandal case on Tuesday. However, he was not released from
the police custody as Delhi Police had issued a production warrant
against him the same day.
Vyas had then filed a complaint with a Mumbai court Wednesday
saying that he had not been released by the police despite the court
granting him bail.
Vyas was arrested by Mumbai Police on May and 92 mobile phones and 18 SIM cards were recovered from his possession.
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