CWG-tainted firm laying athletic tracks for Lusofonia Games

The Lusofonia Games in Goa is again in the news for all the wrong reasons as the state government has provided the contract for laying the athletic tracks to a Delhi-based private company, which has been booked by the CBI in one of the cases of the 2010 CWG scam.
The Goa government has awarded the contract for laying athletic tracks at Bambolim and Mapusa to 'Sports Infratech Limited' at a cost of over Rs 12 crore.
This was after Organising Committee chairman Shripad Yasso Naik resigned when tainted Commonwealth Games official, Rajkumar Sacheti was appointed as an advisor for November 2-10 event along with V V Saxena.

This Games, in particular, involves athletes coming from Lusophone (Portuguese-speaking) countries, namely those belonging to the CPLP (Community of Portuguese Language Countries).
It has been learnt that Sacheti, former Joint Director General CWG who was found misusing his official position by the Central Vigilance Commission, played a big role in getting the contract awarded to the tainted firm.
Sacheti is dealing with arbitration cases of the CWG but what has surprised many was his recommendation for the firm despite knowing its past credentials.
The firm, which had been operating as the 'Jubilee Sports Private Limited' during the CWG before changing its name to Sports Infratech after CBI registered FIR against it in 2011, is also facing another case in Kerala for laying a track in 2010 that was later rendered unsuitable for competitions.

The CBI's FIR said that Jubilee Sports Private Limited allegedly inflated the costs of the contract from the estimate of Rs six crore to Rs 9.88 crore by adding false amounts against its cost and transportation for laying the synthetic outdoor flat lawn bowls greens for the CWG.