Modi claimed that his refusal to tolerate match-fixing and illegal betting activities put him at odds with the underworld and ...
Lalit said his efforts to combat match-fixing during the early years of the IPL put him at odds with betting operations ...
Known for his mastery of international criminal operations and evasion, Dawood Ibrahim is the founder of D-Company and was ...
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Lalit Modi's big claim, says Dawood Ibrahim's control on IPL forced him to quit cricket management
Lalit Modi said he became a primary target for the mafia as he refused to allow match-fixing in the initial years of the IPL ...
Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi has made sensational claims that alleged death threats from underworld don Dawood Ibrahim and ...
Former IPL chairman Lalit Modi has claimed that the D-company syndicate wanted control of the league as he did not want to ...
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Did Dawood Ibrahim try to control the IPL? Lalit Modi makes explosive claim
Lalit Modi has alleged that threats from Dawood Ibrahim's syndicate and pressure over IPL betting networks played a major ...
India's Enforcement Directorate has intensified its investigation into an alleged drug syndicate linked to fugitive gangster ...
Lalit Modi claims Dawood's network targeted him, attacks Rahul Gandhi, revisits IPL controversies and speaks on PM Modi in a ...
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Did Dawood Ibrahim plot IPL takeover? Lalit Modi drops bombshell claims
Former IPL chief Lalit Modi has claimed that a plot by Dawood Ibrahim to control a tournament franchise and threats over ...
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If I was running...: Lalit Modi claims Dawood Ibrahim threats forced him to quit cricket
Lalit Modi breaks silence on his exit from cricket, alleging threats from Dawood Ibrahim's syndicate, while denying he is a ...
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Lalit Modi says Dawood Ibrahim was the reason he left cricket
Lalit Modi claimed he was offered hundreds of millions of dollars by Dawood Ibrahim to allow match-fixing during the initial ...
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