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Mahadev Betting App Promoter Extradited from Oman to Face CBI Court
✍️ Times of India
🗓 02 Nov 2026, 07:19 AM
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The promoter of the Mahadev betting app has been extradited from Oman and is scheduled to appear before the CBI court today.
The promoter of the Mahadev betting app was handed over to Indian authorities by Omani officials yesterday. The extradition was carried out under a mutual legal assistance agreement between the two countries. The individual is expected to appear before the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) court in New Delhi today to face charges related to illegal betting operations. Officials have said that the extradition process was completed in compliance with international legal protocols. The CBI has been investigating the app for alleged violations of the Gambling Act and for facilitating online betting activities.
The extradition marks a significant step in the ongoing crackdown on illegal gambling platforms in India. The promoter had been residing in Oman for several months before the transfer. The CBI court will hear the case and decide on further legal action.
Law enforcement agencies have urged the public to report any suspicious betting activities. The case is part of a broader effort to enforce gambling regulations across the country.
The extradition also reflects India's growing cooperation with foreign jurisdictions in tackling cybercrime and illegal betting.
The promoter's legal team has not yet released a statement. The case is expected to proceed in the CBI court later this week.
The extradition marks a significant step in the ongoing crackdown on illegal gambling platforms in India. The promoter had been residing in Oman for several months before the transfer. The CBI court will hear the case and decide on further legal action.
Law enforcement agencies have urged the public to report any suspicious betting activities. The case is part of a broader effort to enforce gambling regulations across the country.
The extradition also reflects India's growing cooperation with foreign jurisdictions in tackling cybercrime and illegal betting.
The promoter's legal team has not yet released a statement. The case is expected to proceed in the CBI court later this week.