Raipur. The Chhattisgarh government has handed over the Mahadev Satta App case to the CBI. A total of 70 cases have been registered regarding the Mahadev Satta App. All these cases have been handed over to the CBI. Its notification has been issued. Deputy CM and Home Minister Vijay Sharma has given this information.
Home Minister Vijay Sharma said, 70 cases were registered in connection with the Mahadev app. There was also a case in EOW. This is a matter of more than one state. There is information that some of the main accused are abroad as well. Considering all the issues, the entire case has been handed over to the CBI. Now the CBI will investigate it seriously and strict action will be taken on it. People who are abroad will also be brought to India.
ED has been investigating the money laundering case related to Mahadev App for about 16 months. During the Congress government in the state, ED had alleged that high-ranking politicians and bureaucrats were among those protecting the syndicate. According to ED, the estimated income in this case was around Rs 6,000 crore. Apart from ED, EOW, SEBI is also investigating the Mahadev App case. ED’s chargesheet has revealed that Mahadev Satta App promoters Saurabh Chandrakar, Ravi Uppal and Shubham Soni have invested more than Rs 1000 crore in the stock market to whiten the black money of betting. The Securities and Exchange Board of India (SEBI) is investigating this.
What is Mahadev Satta App?
Mahadev Satta app is made for betting. Users play live games like poker, card game, chance game on it. Illegal betting is also done on games like cricket, badminton, tennis, football and elections through the app. The network of the app spread rapidly through the network of illegal betting. Most of the accounts were opened in Chhattisgarh.
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