NEW DELHI: The Goa Crime Department Police made a breakthrough on Monday by apprehending 16 people allegedly concerned in an Indian Premier League cricket betting racket.
In keeping with police stories, the operation unfolded following intelligence gathered relating to illicit betting operations. Performing swiftly on the tip-off, the authorities performed a raid at a location in Porvorim, North Goa, the place they efficiently apprehended the 16 accused people.
Amongst these detained, 15 suspects hailed from Gujarat, whereas one was from Uttar Pradesh.The accused stand accused of facilitating bets by means of cellular and on-line platforms in the course of the IPL cricket match contested between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Chennai Tremendous Kings on Sunday.
The police confiscated a substantial cache of things from the suspects’ possession, together with money amounting to Rs 12,670, 46 cellphones, one Pill, 9 laptops, one web router, and varied gaming electrical equipment, collectively valued at Rs 15 lakh.
The Goa Crime Department Police have initiated additional investigations into the matter, aiming to unravel the community of people concerned within the unlawful betting racket.
(With inputs from IANS)
In keeping with police stories, the operation unfolded following intelligence gathered relating to illicit betting operations. Performing swiftly on the tip-off, the authorities performed a raid at a location in Porvorim, North Goa, the place they efficiently apprehended the 16 accused people.
Amongst these detained, 15 suspects hailed from Gujarat, whereas one was from Uttar Pradesh.The accused stand accused of facilitating bets by means of cellular and on-line platforms in the course of the IPL cricket match contested between Sunrisers Hyderabad and Chennai Tremendous Kings on Sunday.
The police confiscated a substantial cache of things from the suspects’ possession, together with money amounting to Rs 12,670, 46 cellphones, one Pill, 9 laptops, one web router, and varied gaming electrical equipment, collectively valued at Rs 15 lakh.
The Goa Crime Department Police have initiated additional investigations into the matter, aiming to unravel the community of people concerned within the unlawful betting racket.
(With inputs from IANS)
