The Mumbai police has charged the Mumbai Cricket Association (MCA) Rs2.65 crore for security expenses incurred during the three ICC world cup matches at Wankhede stadium. This includes the final between India and Sri Lanka, the security for which accounts for over 70% of the total cost. Aletter, enumerating the bill, was prepared by the police on Wednesday, following a fortnight long estimation.
“It will be dispatched to the MCA on Thursday,” Rajkumar Vhatkar, deputy commissioner of police (DCP), operations, said on Wednesday.
Vhatkar said that the bill is exclusively for the bandobast (security) in and around the Wankhede stadium, at the hotel where the players and their contingent were staying and the passage routes of the player's convoys to the stadium.
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“It will be dispatched to the MCA on Thursday,” Rajkumar Vhatkar, deputy commissioner of police (DCP), operations, said on Wednesday.
Vhatkar said that the bill is exclusively for the bandobast (security) in and around the Wankhede stadium, at the hotel where the players and their contingent were staying and the passage routes of the player's convoys to the stadium.
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