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Telangana CID arrested 11 people in a multi-state online betting racket linked to Dafabet. Officials seized luxury cars, devices and cash, and uncovered a network of mule accounts. The operation spanned several states with over 400 related cases in Telangana.
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Two men were arrested in Nellore district for allegedly running an online cricket betting racket. Police seized Rs 34 lakh in cash and froze Rs 1.6 crore in bank accounts. A victim reportedly lost Rs 53 lakh in the scheme.
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An illegal carrom gambling club was busted at Zeba Bagh, Asifnagar, by the Commissioner’s Task Force. Forty-two people were caught placing bets, and Rs 10,000 was seized. Organiser Nazeer reportedly collected commissions. All were handed over to local police.
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Those caught are the main bookie, Sriraj Boob (42) automobile dealer, sub bookie Hondmane Sainath (32) and Regalla Gopynath (29), punter and collection agent
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Officials have seized cash of Rs 1 lakh and gadgets worth Rs 4 lakh
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According to Minister of Railways and Electronics and IT, Ashwini Vaishnaw, the policies of the government are aimed at ensuring an open, safe, trusted and accountable Internet for its users.
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The organisers make elaborate arrangements for the cockfights with spacious rings, barricades and shamianas as part of Sankanti festival
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An innocent attempt to join an online gaming group can quickly escalate into a serious addiction to betting and gambling, disrupting many aspects of life. While traditional gambling is regulated by the Public Gambling Act of 1867, the rapid growth of internet-based gaming apps has allowed online betting and gambling to outpace this outdated law.
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According to reports, Sadhu Sanjay Reddy lost money on online cricket betting and fearing that his parents might scold him, he consumed pesticide.
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Crackdown follows a complaint from a victim, who was lured into a WhatsApp group promising cash for social media interactions
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Depressed over his son’s betting addiction, Satyanarayana had tried to convince his son Mukesh Kumar, 28, to change his ways
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Since he had borrowed money from friends and relatives and they were insisting on repayment, Kowdi Naresh Yadav (33), a resident of Vadiyaram village in Chegunta mandal, allegedly jumped in front of a train and ended his life.
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Task Force (North) team nabbed two persons on charges of organising cricket betting for the ICC World Cup final match between India and Australia at Bowenpally
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The Enforcement Directorate has asked the Bollywood star to appear at the Raipur office of the agency on October 6.
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The latest government advisory against advertisements by illegal betting sites issued ahead of the Asia Cup is falling flat
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Officials reported that during a police raid at the house of the accused, identified as Anant Jain alias Shontu, he successfully managed to escape.
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Mailardevpally police busted an IPL cricket betting racket and arrested two persons at Rajendranagar on Sunday
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In a major crackdown, the Central government has initiated the process to ban and block 138 betting apps and 94 loan lending apps with Chinese links on an 'urgent' and 'emergency' basis.
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Bets range from Rs 5,000 to Rs 1 lakh while tokens for free liquor and food are reportedly being given to voters
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Hyderabad: The Rachakonda Special Operations Team along with the Pahadishareef police busted a cricket betting racket organized during the T20 Asia Cup match played between Sri Lanka and Pakistan and arrested two persons on Sunday night. Officials seized Rs.3.5 lakh, a bike and 3 mobile phones, altogether worth Rs.4.5 lakh. The arrested persons were C […]