By Admin 
Former Indian cricketer Suresh Raina reached the Enforcement Directorate (ED) office at around 11 am on Wednesday, where he was interrogated for about 9 hours. He came out of the ED headquarters at around 7 pm in the evening, where he did not talk to anyone and left for his house. Wearing light brown colored shirts, putting black glasses, wearing tops in the ears, he looked quite upset when he reached the ED office.
Suresh Raina, 38, reached the ED office at 11 am on Wednesday, was seen talking to the Central Industrial Security Force (CISF) personnel and ED personnel outside the office before recording his statement.
Raina was to appear before the Enforcement Directorate (ED) for questioning in the money laundering case related to the alleged illegal betting app. Sources had said that the federal investigative agency would record his statement under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA) in connection with an investigation related to an “illegal” betting app (1 Xbate).
What did Suresh Raina tell ED
Former Indian cricketer Raina stayed in the ED office for about 9 hours, meaning he would have a long conversation. Now the question is what Suresh Raina said in his statement? Did Raina not know about this app, did he not know about its illegal being. What was the contract with Raina to become a brand ambassador. How many rupees did they get for this contact? If you get, then from which account did money transfer to which account? These are some questions that ED must have asked Raina. However, what the cricketer told in his reply is yet to come.
Suresh Raina caught in trouble due to which app?
Suresh Raina is in trouble due to an online betting app named 1xbet, which is banned in India. Apart from this, there are many apps which are banned in India, but despite this, online betting of cricket matches is imposed worldwide. According to reports, Raina is accused of promoting the betting app, in December 2024, Raina was made his brand ambassador by the app.
There are about 22 crore users of online betting apps in India
For many time, ED has been strictly taking action against the apps promoting betting. Many big celebrities have promoted these apps, after which the ED is constantly investigating. These apps are accused of cheating crores of rupees from people and investors. According to the report, there are about 22 crore users of these betting apps in India.