Preity Zinta, PCA owes Punjab police Rs 4.5 cr for security

January 13, 2012 15:24

Cash-rich Punjab Cricket Association and Preity Zinta's IPL team Kings XI are sitting over nearly Rs 4.5 crore of bills raised by Punjab Police for security arrangements of world cup and IPL matches organised at Mohali.

The pending bills are related to security arrangements done by the police for World Cup semi-finals on March 30, last year and the Indian Premier League (IPL) matches played during April last year, an RTI reply from the state police said.

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