Masterminds of gaming racket held

The Asian Age.

Metros, Mumbai

The police said more names were likely to be revealed as and when the probe continued.

Thereafter, the police raided the place and arrested eight persons under the Mahar-ashtra Gambling Act and relevant sections of IPC. (Representational image)

Mumbai: The cyber police has arrested two persons Aachal Chaurasia and Ramesh Chaurasia on Tuesday from Delhi, who were the alleged masterminds of the online gambling racket disguised as a game in the city’s gaming centres. After the police reported the matter, the central government banned access to two gaming/gambling websites i.e. planetgindia.com and gamekingindia.com. The police said more names were likely to be revealed as and when the probe continued.

On February 27, the J.J. Marg police registered a case against an online gambling company running the portal gameki-ngindia.com, and found out that the former did not have license/permission from the government to run the gaming outlet. Thereafter, the police raided the place and arrested eight persons under the Mahar-ashtra Gambling Act and relevant sections of IPC.

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