New Delhi: The problems of former Indian cricket team batsman Suresh Raina are increasing these days. ED has issued a summons to him in a case and invited him for questioning. ED will record his statement in the 1xBet app case. Suresh Raina will have to reach the ED office in Delhi today, where he will be asked many questions. Suresh Raina will face ED’s questions for the first time.

Betting app 1xBet made Suresh Raina its gaming ambassador in December last year. During that time, the betting company had said that our partnership with Suresh Raina would work to encourage fans to bet responsibly for sports betting. Therefore, his role was also named the Responsible Gaming Ambassador.

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ED against online betting

The Enforcement Directorate, i.e.,  ED, has intensified the action to crack down on illegal online betting platforms. Not only this, but the investigation work is also going on fast. In such cases, the ED is also focusing its attention on the advertisements of betting platforms by film personalities and cricketers.

Along with this, as part of the ongoing investigation into the matter of advertising for banned betting platforms 1xBet, FairPlay, Parimatch and Lotus365, the ED has earlier questioned former cricketers Harbhajan Singh and Yuvraj Singh as well as actors Sonu Sood and Urvashi Rautela.

Notices have been issued to many celebrities.

According to ED sources, these betting platforms are using pseudonyms like 1xbat and 1xbettt Sporting Lines in their advertisements. These advertisements contain QR codes, which send users to betting sites. Anyway, this is considered a blatant violation of Indian law.

Notices have also been sent by the ED to some celebrities who advertise for such betting platforms. The report said that these platforms often promote themselves as skill-based gaming platforms, but they carry out activities like illegal betting using fake algorithms.