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Mahadev betting app scam kingpin Saurabh Chandrakar sent to seven days' judicial custody

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Saurabh Chandrakar, identified as the alleged kingpin of the Mahadev betting app scam, has been remanded to judicial custody for seven days. The court's order places him in custody while the investigation into the illegal betting network continues. The case involves allegations of running an online betting platform linked to a wider financial fraud. Authorities have pursued the matter as part of their broader crackdown on such betting operations. Further proceedings in the case are expected as investigators examine the alleged operation.

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