Flashback: Cricket's Ticket Gate scam of Goa
A law minister as accused. That seems strange. It is not fiction but a reality and that is happening in Indian state of Goa. The law minister and seven others would be formally charged on April 27 and have been asked to be present in the court on that date. In the intervening period the eight can prefer to file a revision petition before the High Court in Panjim, against the order of the Judicial Magistrate First Class Ashley Norohna, Margao in South Goa, which has passed an order for framing of charges against the eight persons one of them the Goa law minister. The current law minister in the state cabinet, and also holding the office of the vice president of the Board of cricket control in India (BCCI) and Goa cricket association president is in the dock. Dayanand Narvekar along with seven others will stand trail in case dating to 2001. Goa gained notoriety in 2001, in the cricketing world for a fake ticket scandal as the state hosted the final and deciding match of the one-day inte