Gandhinagar: Adalaj Police busted an illicit gambling hub operating at Tribecca Select Hotel located on the first floor of Balaji Agora Mall in the state capital. Nine gamblers were caught red-handed during the raid today. Cash, vehicles, mobile phones, and plastic gambling tokens worth ₹14.36 lakh were confiscated during the raid. Police Inspector KB Sankhla led the operation against illicit activities involving domestic and foreign liquor and gambling within the jurisdiction. Acting on spec...Read More

Ahmedabad: The city's crime branch nabbed more than 25 individuals at Manpasand Gymkhana in Dariapur in connection with gambling on Sunday. Providing details of the case, PI J. H. Sindhav of the crime branch stated that there were prior reports of such activities occurring. However, as soon as the Crime Branch received information, they conducted a raid on Sunday. Further investigation into the matter will determine how long this had been ongoing and identify other individuals who may have be...Read More

Ahmedabad: So how did the police enter inside the office which was protected against unwanted entry by using a finger print censor? Well the answer is simple, the Police removed the censor machine fitted on the gate of the office and cut its cable. The door then simply opened. On Monday, police raided an office on the 9th floor of Thaltej based on the New York tower and busted a gambling racket. The den was operated by Dharmendra alias Dhama Unjha. Among 19 persons who were arrested, one...Read More

Rajkot: Rajkot police today busted a scam of online cricket betting taking place in a private cafe 'Tea Post' here in the city, where customers were using QR codes to place bets. It is learnt that QR codes were printed on tea cups, allowing users to scan the code and access the online betting platform. The process involved customers scanning the QR code, which would open a link that displayed the WhatsApp logo on their mobile devices. By clicking the logo, individuals could directly commun...Read More

Ahmedabad: The cyber cell police nabbed Vishal Gala under Gambling Act after he lost Rs 27 crore in online non-skill gaming and to avoid the repayment of his debts, the publisher hatched this story of online fraud. Vishal Gala, manager of Gala Print City, had filed a complaint in cyber-cell alleging an online fraud of Rs 27 crore by enticing to give tender of Tamilnadu government and raw materials at low prices. The cyber cell found during the investigation that the complaint was false. T...Read More