<p>Suspected key bookie Jitendra Singh alias Jeetu was today arrested by the Delhi Police in the IPL spot-fixing scandal from Ahmedabad, 40 days after the scam surfaced.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The sleuths of elite Special Cell of Delhi Police arrested Singh from Ahmedabad after zeroing on him in the wake of arrest of three cricketers -- S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandalia and Ankit Chavan along with several of bookies and fixers.<br /><br />The police claimed that it had transcripts which shows Singh being in constant touch with Chandresh Patel alias Chand and was fixing deals ahead of every cricket match.<br /><br />According to police, Singh was sponsoring travel and other activities of both the bookies as they provided him with an access to all the three cricketers.<br /><br />Bookies -- Chand and Manan -- are alleged to have been supplying women to Sreesanth for which the money, according to Delhi Police, was also being sent by Singh.<br /><br />Singh, originally a resident of Ahmedabad, had been on the run for the last 40 days and sleuths had been tracking him since then.<br /><br />Police claimed that his arrest may give fresh leads into the murkier scandal that rocked the sporting extravaganza.<br /><br />Both Chand and Manan are out on bail and Police may now ask them to appear before it for a fresh round of questioning, the sources said.</p>
<p>Suspected key bookie Jitendra Singh alias Jeetu was today arrested by the Delhi Police in the IPL spot-fixing scandal from Ahmedabad, 40 days after the scam surfaced.<br /><br /></p>.<p>The sleuths of elite Special Cell of Delhi Police arrested Singh from Ahmedabad after zeroing on him in the wake of arrest of three cricketers -- S Sreesanth, Ajit Chandalia and Ankit Chavan along with several of bookies and fixers.<br /><br />The police claimed that it had transcripts which shows Singh being in constant touch with Chandresh Patel alias Chand and was fixing deals ahead of every cricket match.<br /><br />According to police, Singh was sponsoring travel and other activities of both the bookies as they provided him with an access to all the three cricketers.<br /><br />Bookies -- Chand and Manan -- are alleged to have been supplying women to Sreesanth for which the money, according to Delhi Police, was also being sent by Singh.<br /><br />Singh, originally a resident of Ahmedabad, had been on the run for the last 40 days and sleuths had been tracking him since then.<br /><br />Police claimed that his arrest may give fresh leads into the murkier scandal that rocked the sporting extravaganza.<br /><br />Both Chand and Manan are out on bail and Police may now ask them to appear before it for a fresh round of questioning, the sources said.</p>