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Brajrajnagar police have dismantled an organized IPL betting racket, arresting eight individuals involved in illegal online cricket gambling. Operating from rented premises, the syndicate utilized digital platforms and mobile apps to monitor live match trends and public betting patterns.

Brajrajnagar police busted an organized IPL betting racket, arresting eight individuals involved in illegal online cricket gambling. Raids uncovered a sophisticated syndicate operating through digital platforms, leading to the seizure of cash, electronic devices, and the freezing of Rs 3.7 lakh in bank accounts. Investigations are ongoing to identify interstate connections and financial beneficiaries.

A Delhi court has taken decisive action, charging Sukesh Chandrasekhar, his wife Jacqueline Fernandez, and 14 others in a staggering Rs 200 crore case involving extortion and money laundering. With ample evidence prompting charges under the PMLA and MCOCA, the court dismissed defenses from Fernandez and a claimed intermediary.

India is taking a bold stand against doping in sports by proposing strict penalties for those involved in the distribution and trafficking of banned substances. With proposed jail sentences reaching ten years and substantial fines, this legislation seeks to defend the integrity of athletics and bring down the criminal networks that undermine it.

Police may also seek Red Corner or Blue Corner notices against foreign based cyber fraudsters, similar to action taken against gangsters and international criminals

Over 17K Operations Executed Since 2017

The proposed amendments have been uploaded on the sports ministry’s website for public feedback, with June 18 set as the deadline for suggestions.