Authorities attach Rs 442 crore in Gameskraft probe
India's Enforcement Directorate has attached assets valued at approximately Rs 442 crore as part of its money laundering investigation into online gaming firms linked to Gameskraft Technologies, including RummyCulture. The attached assets include fixed deposits and properties held by associates and family trusts of the company’s shareholders. Authorities allege the companies operated real-money games, used bots against players, and channeled proceeds through complex structures. Total seizures in the case now total roughly Rs 2,843 crore.
- Rs 442 crore in assets provisionally attached
- Assets held by associates, family trusts linked to Gameskraft
- ED alleges use of bots and misleading users
- Proceeds allegedly layered through financial channels
- Total seizures now around Rs 2,843 crore
Sources covering this
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