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MESSY GAMES
Clean-up begins, 3 officials suspended
n Three-member panel submits report
n
Contract with Australian firm terminated
Activists of the Citizen Forum for Commonwealth Games give the Games mascot Shera the face of Suresh Kalmadi, CWG Organising Committee chairman, during a protest in New Delhi on Thursday.n Treasurer resigns
New Delhi, August 5
Rocked by a series of widescale corruption allegations, the Commonwealth Games Organising Committee today cracked the whip on tainted officials by sacking three officials, including TS Darbari, a close aide of embattled chairman Suresh Kalmadi, and terminated a multi-crore company with an Australian company.
Face-off: Activists of the Citizen Forum for Commonwealth Games give the Games mascot Shera the face of Suresh Kalmadi, CWG Organising Committee chairman, during a protest in New Delhi on Thursday. Tribune photo: Manas Ranjan Bhui

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