Betting App Promoted By Indian Celebs Owned By Pak National: Sources
NDTV
Actors and celebrities from both big and small screens had promoted Magicwin on social media
A betting app racket being investigated by the Enforcement Directorate (ED) is owned by a Pakistan national, sources have said. This is for the first time the ED discovered a Pakistani angle in the Magicwin betting app case. Money was sent from India to Pakistan via Dubai, sources said.
Actors and celebrities from both big and small screens had promoted Magicwin on social media.
The ED has already questioned actors Mallika Sherawat and Pooja Banerjee. Two other celebrities have been summoned by the ED this weekend, sources said, adding that in the coming week at least seven more celebrities will be summoned.
Rahul Gandhi alleged that the BJP is against Ambedkar and his ideology.
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The camera allowed the director to watch live footage of individuals entering the washroom through his computer and mobile phone.