Actor Sahil Khan sent to police custody till May 1 in connection with Mahadev Betting App case

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Actor and fitness influencer Sahil Khan has been sent to police custody till May 1 in connection with the Mahadev Betting App case. Sahil Khan was produced before the Shindewadi-Dadar court on April 28. Talking to media, Sahil Khan said, "I have full faith in the Mumbai Police, law, and the truth will come out.” on April 28 after being arrested by Mumbai SIT in the Mahadev Betting App Case. Sahil Khan was arrested in Chhattisgarh by the Special Investigating Team (SIT) of the Mumbai Police Cyber Cell after the Bombay High Court rejected his petition for interim bail. Mahadev Online betting app was operated by Saurabh Chandrakar and Ravi Uppal from Dubai. Both of them are from Chhattisgarh's Bhilai. The Enforcement Directorate investigation has shown that the Mahadev Online Book App is run from a central head office in the UAE.
Sahil Khan’s lawyer Mujahid Ansari said, “They wanted a remand to investigate. They had produced their ground in the Session Court and the High Court that there are 2000 SIM cards and 1700 bank accounts... The court has sent him (Sahil Khan) to a two-day- police custody. He will be produced again on May 1... No SIM card or bank account is in Sahil Khan's name. We have cooperated and submitted the bank statement... He has been framed in the matter that he had been instigating and promoting the app.”
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