Bantwal: Police bust gambling ring; three arrested


Team Udayavani, Jan 15, 2024, 9:18 AM IST

In a recent crackdown on unlawful activities, Bantwal city police apprehended three individuals engaged in gambling with ispit cards (playing cards) near the railway tracks of Kakhile village.

The accused, identified as Mohammad Riaz, Abdullah, and Abdul Aziz, were taken into custody.

During the arrest, the police team confiscated a sum of Rs 3790 in cash, along with other assets used in the illicit gambling activity.

The authorities have registered a case against the accused.

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