ED chargesheets Gameskraft and three founders under PMLA
The Enforcement Directorate has filed a PMLA chargesheet against Gameskraft, RummyTime Technologies and three founder-directors, alleging cheating through real-money rummy operations. The agency alleges ₹19,984 crore in proceeds of crime and says ₹2,401 crore in assets have been attached, seized or frozen.
The ED filed a PMLA chargesheet against Gameskraft, RummyTime Technologies and three founders, alleging cheating in real-money rummy games. It alleges ₹19,984 crore in proceeds of crime and has attached, seized or frozen ₹2,401 crore in assets.
Why this matters
The chargesheet follows a recent signal that the ED had chargesheeted Gameskraft founders and raised total asset action to ₹2,401 crore, extending regulatory pressure on the real-money gaming company.
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