Pakistan umpire Asad Rauf could be named as a wanted accused in the charge sheet of the Crime Mumbai the Indian Premier League (IPL) betting scam, sources said Monday. An officer from the Crime senior said that discussions on the state of Rauf were underway and is expected to be filed chargesheet end of the week. "We will reach a decision on the matter soon," said the officer. The crime brigade began to suspect the involvement of Rauf in the case before being analyzed records and interceptions Vindoo Virendra alias Dara Singh Randhawa and brothers and Sanjay Pawan Pawan and Sanjay Chhabra and call data Jaipur. Interrogation of Rauf was difficult because he had come to Pakistan at the time that the police started cracking down on fraud. Rauf allegedly passed information about IPL matches Vindoo, who passed them on to punters. Jaipur The brothers had also sent several Rauf expensive gifts through Prem Taneja bookie, a detainee charged in the case, half of which were sent by air, while the other half was seized by police at Mumbai International Airport . The gifts include t-shirts with logos IPL equipment and expensive watches. The brothers had told Jaipur police were sent gifts as they had "friendly relations" with Rauf. The Bombay High Court on Friday had denied anticipatory bail plea filed by the brothers Jaipur. - See more at: