India Seeks Extradition of Mahadev Betting App Founder Detained in Oman

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Saurabh Chandrakar, a key promoter of the Mahadev online betting app, has been detained in Oman by local authorities. India is actively pursuing his extradition in connection with an alleged illegal betting racket. The case involves an estimated Rs 6,000 crore in fraudulent transactions. Indian agencies have been investigating the Mahadev app for its role in running large-scale illegal gambling operations.

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