Ludhiana Police have arrested two brothers, Anmol and Sarthi Narang, for allegedly operating an illegal online cricket betting network. The duo also reportedly used forged documents to register fake companies to evade Goods and Services Tax (GST). Police seized 12 mobile phones and 2 laptops during the raid, which are believed to contain crucial information about their operations. This is not their first encounter with the law, as they were previously arrested in a hawala transaction case.
In a major breakthrough against financial and cybercrime, the special cell of the Ludhiana Police arrested two brothers for allegedly operating an illegal online cricket betting network and setting up bogus firms to evade GST.
The accused, Anmol Narang and Sarthi Narang, residents of Ramnagar in the Civil Lines area, were nabbed on Friday after police received a tip-off. According to Inspector Navdeep Singh, who is leading the investigation, the duo ran a betting racket that targeted ongoing
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FAQ :
Two brothers, Anmol Narang and Sarthi Narang, were arrested by the Ludhiana Police.
They were allegedly operating an illegal online cricket betting network and setting up fake companies to evade GST.
Police recovered 12 mobile phones and 2 laptops during the raid.
Yes, they had previously been arrested in a hawala transaction case.
The police are analysing digital and financial records, working with cyber forensic experts and tax authorities, and anticipate further arrests.