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What happened to Rs 113 cr JKCA scam? | | | Early Times Report Jammu, Dec 21: Political parties across the country are debating Delhi and District Cricket Association (DDCA) scam but none of the party is speaking about Rs 113 crore scandal in Jammu and Kashmir Cricket Association (JKCA) in which role of some senior politicians are under cloud. The JKCA scam is much bigger than the DDCA scam but political parties are tight-lipped on this scandal which has badly affected cricket in J&K. In the month of September this year, it was announced that CBI was going to probe the scam but all announcements remained only on papers, reasons best known to those who are the helm of the affairs. It was announced that CBI may register a Preliminary Enquiry or a regular case (FIR) as early as this week to probe embezzlement of funds to the tune of Rs 113 crore which surfaced in 2012. But till date, nothing concrete has been done in this regard. The scam was being investigated by a special police team, which had failed to conclude its probe even after nearly three years. JKCA found itself caught in another controversy in July when a rebel group sought to end Abdullah's 35-year- old rule as the president of the association by electing PDP leader and Sports Minister Imran Raza Ansari as its new chief. The scam started unfolding in 2012 with misappropriation of Rs. 1.90 crore when the then association chairman Muhammad Aslam Goni accused the association's general secretary Saleem Khan and treasurer Ahsan Mirza of siphoning the money by transferring into an account not related to the JKCA. Both allegedly opened and operated association's bank account at Srinagar's Khanyar branch of the J&K Bank. Money received from the BCCI was parked in the bank account, which did not belong to the association, and swindled later. |
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