New Delhi: Ever since the IPL spot-fixing scandal was busted almost a week ago there has been a competition between the Delhi Police and its Mumbai counterpart to take credit for the same. Delhi Police officials say that they have not sought bookie Ramesh Vyas's remand. Vyas has been arrested by Mumbai Police in connection with the IPL spot-fixing cases.
Officials say that there is no need to take Ramesh Vyas on remand or to question him as the spot-fixing accused have named several bookies like Vyas.
Delhi Police says it is not investigating those placing bets, but those who are involved in spot-fixing with the help of bookies. Police officials say that if they were to act against those involved in betting, then they would have to arrest several lakh people in Delhi alone.
Regarding S Sreesanth's laptop which was recovered from a Mumbai hotel, police officials say that if the need arises they would officially ask Mumbai Police to hand over the laptop to them. But right now examining the laptop is not important for them, said Delhi Police officials....
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02:14 PM, May 22, 2013
Mangalore: Was the recent homestay attack a result of the turf war between self-proclaimed protectors of Hindu culture in Mangalore? Investigating officers think so after learning from reliable sources that Sharan Pumpwell of Bajarang Dal and Subash Padeel of Hindu Jagaran Vedike had developed hostility towards each other after an argument. Sources close to Padeel confirmed that Pumpwell had objected to Subash Padeel setting up a unit in Pumpwell and... 
