Two held for selling online betting-app IDs in Raipur granted bail
Raipur's Telibandha police booked three men under the Public Gambling Act, the Chhattisgarh Gambling (Prohibition) Act and the BNS 'petty organised crime' section after allegedly finding them selling IDs for an online betting application. On 17 September 2026 the Chhattisgarh High Court granted two of them bail and refused the third.
This page records what the cited court records say happened. Findings belong to the court or authority that made them; this register adds none of its own. Names of private individuals are withheld unless a naming gate clears them.
How we verify →Two accused on bail; the prosecution is pending before the trial court.
What happened
The High Court recorded the prosecution case that police seized a vehicle and two mobile phones, and that one accused disclosed he had a betting application's ID and password and had been selling IDs for two years for a commission.
The case was registered under the Public Gambling Act, the state gambling law and Section 112(2) BNS.
The High Court granted regular bail to two applicants on personal bonds of Rs 50,000 and rejected the bail of a third.
What the record says
“The applicants [name withheld] and [name withheld] shall be released on regular bail”
Chhattisgarh High Court bail order dated 17.09.2026, para 10 — read the full text
No complaining victim
Betting one's own money harms no complaining victim; the case rests on gambling law, with no allegation that anyone was cheated.
What we could not confirm
Names in the quoted sentence are withheld by this register. No allegation of cheating any bettor appears in the order read.