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National \| Previous \| Next Reports speculative: Dhindsa NEW DELHI, OCT. 21. The Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports, Mr. Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa, today refused to comment on media reports regarding cricket match-fixing. ``All the reports are speculative. I will not like to comment on them,'' he told UNI at the Indira Gandhi International airport where he had come to receive the body of former star footballer, Jarnail Singh. ``The CBI is yet to submit its report to me. I have already said that once the report is received, it will be tabled in Parliament,'' he said. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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National \| Previous \| Next Reports speculative: Dhindsa NEW DELHI, OCT. 21. The Union Minister for Youth Affairs and Sports, Mr. Sukhdev Singh Dhindsa, today refused to comment on media reports regarding cricket match-fixing. ``All the reports are speculative. I will not like to comment on them,'' he told UNI at the Indira Gandhi International airport where he had come to receive the body of former star footballer, Jarnail Singh. ``The CBI is yet to submit its report to me. I have already said that once the report is received, it will be tabled in Parliament,'' he said. Send this article to Friends by E-Mail
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