Rajasthan Police Bust ₹100 Crore Online Betting Racket, Seize Luxury Cars and Foreign Currency

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Rajasthan’s Anti-Gangster Task Force (AGTF) has busted a major online betting racket operating through the Mahadev Betting App. The raid took place at a residence in the Narayan Vihar area under the Mansarovar police station jurisdiction, leading to the arrest of two individuals and the seizure of luxury vehicles, foreign currency, and incriminating materials.

According to SakshiPost, the arrested individuals, identified as Robin Kumar (32) and Ravi Godara (31), were running an illegal betting operation involving more than 70 online games. The police confiscated four luxury vehicles, including a Range Rover, Defender, Volvo, and Scorpio, along with foreign and Indian currency worth lakhs. The officials also seized 10 mobile phones, three passports, and United Arab Emirates (UAE) resident cards.

Additional Director General of Police (AGTF) Dinesh MN stated, “The accused used rented bank accounts and SIM cards registered under unknown identities to conduct financial transactions worth crores of rupees.” Intelligence teams, under the supervision of Deputy Director General of Police Yogesh Yadav and Additional Superintendent of Police Siddhant Sharma, were deployed across districts to trace criminal networks, gangsters, and smugglers.

Police Uncover Sophisticated Betting Network Using Rented Accounts & Fake IDs

Acting on a tip-off, the AGTF officers and the Mansarovar police raided House No. B-58, Narayan Sagar ABC, Narayan Vihar. During the raid, Robin Kumar and Ravi Godara were caught placing bets through the Mahadev Betting App. The accused revealed that they operated using a panel ID named “All” from the MD Panel (Mahadev).

The master ID was controlled by their associates Mukesh Meena from Harmada, Jaipur, and Mahesh Punia from Beeper, Fatehpur, Sikar. Police investigations confirmed their access to the allpanelexch.com website, enabling them to create and manage customer IDs for betting. According to officials, Mahesh Punia generated customer IDs and distributed them among bettors.

The accused used rented bank accounts to handle transactions, linking QR codes to the betting panel for collecting payments. Deposits made by players were transferred to internal accounts, and winnings or losses were settled through the Mahadev platform. Bets were placed on over 70 online games, including Teen Patti IC, Bollywood Casino, Mini Super Over, Lucky 15, Golden Roulette, and 32 Cards.

Police officials stated, “We are continuing the investigation to track down other members involved in this extensive betting network.” Authorities are also examining digital evidence to uncover the full scale of the racket and identify further links.

The Rajasthan Police are urging citizens to report suspicious activities related to online betting. This case highlights the growing use of technology in illegal betting and the importance of vigilance in combating such crimes.

The investigation is ongoing, with further arrests and seizures expected as authorities delve deeper into the betting network’s operations.

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