Veena Turns Heat On Match-Fixing

Starlet and former Bigg Boss contestant Veena Malik is concerned about the recent match- fixing exposures in the wake of the ongoing season 6 of the IPL.

“It is not a gentleman’s game anymore. Now we are sure about the corruption associated with it,” says Veena.

“Everyone knows that matchfixing has existed in cricket but nothing concrete has been done till date to curb it. The saddest part is that cricketers who are looked upon as gods in India and Pakistan are found to be involved with it,” adds Veena, who made some sensational revelations related to matchfixing in Pakistan in 2010 when she was dating Pakistani fast bowler Mohammad Asif.

Back in 2010, Veena had emerged as a self- proclaimed whistleblower and made allegations against several Pakistani cricketers and officials about their involvement in match- fixing.

“While I was dating Asif, I stumbled upon several shocking things related to the matches. Despite the fate meted to the cricketers ( referring to Asif, Salman Butt and Mohammad Amir), the new generation of cricketers don’t seems to have learnt their lessons,” says Veena, narrating how she saw the murky side of cricketing heroes when the Lord’s test match- fixing case was exposed.

“I once jokingly told Asif that he should be careful and never get involved in fixing. To which he had replied, ‘ everyone is involved’,” she says.

Veena had broken up with Asif after he was found guilty and moved to India to pursue a career in Bollywood. Soon, she started making startling revelations on fixing to the Indian news channels. The limelight she subsequently garnered helped her obtained entry in Bigg Boss. Till date, she is best recalled for her racy display of love with co- contestant Ashmit Patel on the show. She will soon be seen in Rajiv S. Ruia’s film Zindagi 50- 50, where she plays a sex worker named Madhuri.

Source: MailToday