Ranbir Kapoor’s Involvement in Online Betting Case Leads to Summons by Enforcement Directorate
Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor has been featured in several commercials promoting the apps, and the probe agency has claimed that he was given a large amount of money in exchange and that it came from the proceeds of a crime. Bollywood actor Ranbir Kapoor is coming in front of the Enforcement Directorate on Friday in connection with a case involving the online gaming app. The actor was featured in several commercials promoting the app, and the probe agency has claimed that he was given a large amount of money in exchange for the proceeds of crime.
The cause of the controversy is the Mahadev Online Book App. It is the main umbrella syndicate ranging from the online platform for enabling illegal betting websites to enroll new users, create user IDs, and launder money through the layer web of the Benami bank accounts, as alleged by the Probe agency. In the new rules of the government regarding online bets, the government has strictly prohibited any game involving betting and wagering.
More than the 12 celebrities and the actors are under the agency Probe in this particular case, and soon they will also be summoned, sources say.
In the last month, the probe agency said that in an investigation of financial fraud, it seized assets worth Rs 417 crore in connection with the online betting case.
The company has promoters who hail from Bhilal in Chhatisgarh and are running 4-5 such apps, and they are earning a profit of around Rs 200 crore per day, said the probe agency.
The central head office in the UAE will run the gaming app the probe agency has shown, and the app also has call centers in Nepal and Sri Lanka. A large expenditure in cash is also being made in India for the advertising of betting websites to attract new users and franchise seekers.
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