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- In the year 2022, people connected to the Mahadev app were caught from a posh society in Noida.
- A case was registered in 39 police stations of Noida in this matter.
- The accused are residents of different states of Uttar Pradesh and Chhattisgarh.
Noida:
The Noida Police of Uttar Pradesh has taken a major action in the Mahadev App case. Gangster Act has been applied against 18 accused of Mahadev app. In the year 2022, people connected to the Mahadev app were caught from a posh society in Noida. Noida Police also wrote a letter to ban this app. A case was registered in 39 police stations of Noida in this matter. The arrested accused are residents of different states of Uttar Pradesh and Chhattisgarh. The police have also filed a charge sheet in this case.
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Even wires related to Mumbai…
At this time, there is a lot of politics going on in the Mahadev app case. BJP is surrounding Chhattigarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel in this matter. On the other hand, Mumbai Police has also registered a case against some people in the Mahadev App case. The Mumbai Police has booked 32 people, including the ‘promoter’ of the ‘Mahadev’ betting app, for nearly Rs. 15,000 crore fraud filed FIR. According to a Matunga police official, an FIR was registered on Tuesday against ‘app promoter Saurabh Chandrakar’ and main accused Ravi Uppal and Shubham Soni and others for cheating since 2019 till date.
The Chief Minister received approximately Rs. 508 crore paid…!
The Enforcement Directorate claimed last week that forensic analysis and the ‘Cash Courier’ statement have led to ‘shocking allegations’ that the promoters of the Mahadev betting app have paid around Rs 508 crore to the Chhattisgarh Chief Minister so far. The matter is under investigation.” The BJP later released a video of Shubham Soni saying he owns the app and has paid Rs 508 crore to Chhattisgarh Chief Minister Bhupesh Baghel so far. There is ‘evidence’ of doing so.
On November 5, the Center directed the blocking of 22 illegal betting platforms, including Mahadev App and ‘Reddyannapristopro’, on the request of the Enforcement Directorate, an official statement said.
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