How ghosts of match-fixing returned to haunt Indian cricket during ongoing Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

49% : The suspension, meanwhile, will remain in place until the conclusion of the ongoing investigation or any further order/decision by the ACA, Das added.
46% : The four players have since been barred from taking part in any state-level tournaments or matches organised by the ACA or its district units and affiliated clubs, or even participating in any cricket-related activity including officiating as a match referee or umpire.
35% : The ACA has initiated criminal proceedings against the four players, lodging an FIR with the Crime Branch in Guwahati.
17% : According to ACA president Taranga Gogoi in a report on The Times of India, Assam captain Riyan Parag had reported the corrupt approaches to the BCCI's Anti Corruption and Security Unit (ACSU), which in turn reported the matter to the ACA, leading to the suspensions.

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