 "Will Dream 11 off? In trouble Rohit Sharma and Mahendra Singh Dhoni, the constitutes will also be trapped")
The IPL season is running and people are investing heavily in online cricket gaming. Leave the old and young people, even children have come used to this gameing. Often such cases are exposed that people have ruined my money by putting money in online cricket gameing platforms. In addition, when someone becomes lucky and wins millions of rupees in this gameing, people have become accustomed to it. This drug and its business is spreading faster in India. But now it seems that these online cricketers are erasing the day of Gaming Apps, as the case has been reached the court. In this regard, there has been filed a public petition in the Allahabad High Court, which has been demanded banking on the sports platform to encourage online cricket gaming. In this petition filed against Gaming Platform Dream 11, Cricketer Runna Singh, Rohit Sharma, Yassesvi Jaiswal and many other famous cricketers are also made. Let’s know the detail & mldr;
In fact, this case is related to the Fantacey Sports Platform that encourages online cricket gaming. Under this, a public petition has been filed in the Allahabad High Court against the Fantasy Sports Platform. This public interesting petition lawyer is filed by the Ganeshman Tripathi.
The petition said that young people were wasting by spending money in betting on such online cricket gaming platforms. The petition has been constituted by the Government of India and 28 others.
Apart from the founder of Gaming Platform Dream 11, Cricketer Runki Singh, Ratur Sharvad, Ritur Sharvad, Ritur Sharma, Richit Sharma, Ratur Sharvatar, Siria, Girma, Defense. Other defense includes Yujavara Dhal, Headak Pandya, Maharish Dhawan, Parkhaus Aiyar, Jaspreet Bhrish, R Ranthawin and Ranbrit Kapoor.
The petition has sought action against all these cricketers and actors. The public interesting petition said that these people are promoting the gambling by preaching the gambling by preaching the gambling. The petition is expected to be heard soon in the Allahabad High Court.