Nagpur businessman wins 5, then loses 58 crores to online gambling scam, All you should know

Online gambling: A businessman from Nagpur, Maharashtra, lost Rs. 58 crores playing online poker. On the basis of the information, the police searched the home of suspected bookie Anant alias Sontu Navratan Jain and found 4 kg of gold biscuits and Rs 14 crore in cash. However, the suspects left the area immediately before the raid.

Nagpur businessman loses 58 crores in Online Gambling

The bookie is believed to have gone to Dubai, according to Amitesh Kumar, the commissioner of the Nagpur Police. According to the official, the accused seems to have persuaded the businessman to gamble online in order to increase his profits, according to the preliminary inquiry. Initially a little apprehensive, the businessman eventually opened up to Jain's comments and sent him eight lakh rupees via a hawala merchant.

The bookie is believed to have gone to Dubai, according to Amitesh Kumar, the commissioner of the Nagpur Police. According to the official, the accused seems to have persuaded the businessman to gamble online in order to increase his profits, according to the preliminary inquiry. Initially a little apprehensive, the businessman eventually opened up to Jain's comments and sent him eight lakh rupees via a hawala merchant.

When the businessman realised there had been a loss, he sought his money back, but the accused refused, according to the official. A case of cheating was registered after the businessman complained to the cyber police. Jain's home in Gondia was searched by police. During the raid, four kilogrammes of gold biscuits and Rs 14 crore in cash were found.

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