Match-fixing probe report submitted
Islamabad, Oct 16: The ministry of sports will take three to four days to finalise its recommendations in the light of the report compiled by one-member Inquiry Commission of Justice Malik Mohammad Qayyum of Lahore High Court
17-Oct-1999
Islamabad, Oct 16: The ministry of sports will take three to four days
to finalise its recommendations in the light of the report compiled by
one-member Inquiry Commission of Justice Malik Mohammad Qayyum of
Lahore High Court.
The final recommendations will be submitted to the Chief Executive and
Chief of Army Staff, General Pervaiz Musharraf, by the federal
secretary of sports.
The 132-page report was submitted to the federal secretary sports at
his office by Registrar of the Inquiry Commission Abdus Salam Khawar.
It was later learnt that the final recommendations will be prepared by
a committee whose members will be director general Pakistan Sports
Board, a deputy director ministry of sports, and a couple of assisting
staff. A high ranking official of the ministry told Dawn that any
recommendations on a report are in routine prepared by these
individuals.
It may be added the one-man judicial commission comprising Justice
Malik Mohammad Qayyum was appointed by the former government in August
1998 to probe into the allegations of match fixing and betting against
members of Pakistan cricket team. The commission was required to
submit its reports by Oct31, 1999.
The time-frame for preparation of final report was extended by the
former government.