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Six Held in Three Delhi Gambling and Satta Cases
Delhi Police detained six people in three separate cases involving alleged illegal gambling and betting.
The operations took place in parts of Delhi’s North-East district.
Police said two men were found with playing cards in Nand Nagri.
Two others were allegedly gambling under a flyover in Gokalpuri.
In Kabir Nagar, two men were allegedly carrying betting slips and money.
Police recovered a total of Rs 4,510.
They also seized cards, slips and other gambling materials.
Cases were registered under sections of the Delhi Gambling Act.
Police said none of the six had previous criminal involvement or was listed as a bad character.
North-East District Police apprehended six people in three alleged gambling and satta cases.
Police teams from Nand Nagri, Gokalpuri and Welcome police stations conducted the operations.
Authorities recovered Rs 4,510, playing cards, betting slips and other gambling material.
Two men were detained in Nand Nagri and two in Gokalpuri on September 11.
Two more men were apprehended near Pahalwan Building in Kabir Nagar in the third case.
- Who
- Six men identified as Devender, Pramod, Sonu, Sunil, Sudhir Sharma and Bablu Gupta were apprehended by North-East District Police.
- What
- Police reported three cases involving alleged illegal gambling and satta activities, with cash and gambling materials recovered.
- Where
- Nand Nagri, Gokalpuri and Kabir Nagar in Delhi’s North-East district.
- When
- The operations and related cases were reported on September 11 and September 12; the year is listed as 2026 in the FIR details.
- Why
- The police action was part of a coordinated drive against illegal gambling and betting activities.
Key facts
- People apprehended
- Six
- Cases
- Three separate gambling and satta cases
- Cash recovered
- Rs 4,510
- Police stations involved
- Nand Nagri, Gokalpuri and Welcome
- Legal provisions
- Sections 12, 09 and 55, and Section 12 of the Delhi Gambling Act
- Materials seized
- Playing cards, betting slips and other gambling material
- Prior records
- Police said none of the six had previous criminal involvement or was a bad character









