Gameskraft Founder Sent to ED Custody in ₹100 Crore Money Laundering Case

A Bengaluru special court sent Gameskraft founder Vikas Taneja to five days of Enforcement Directorate (ED) custody in a money laundering case linked to alleged irregularities in online rummy operations.

The ED alleged that Gameskraft’s platforms lured users into online gaming through misleading practices, manipulated gameplay mechanisms, and routed nearly ₹100 crore as bogus expenses to evade scrutiny.

The investigation is based on allegations of cheating and unlawful financial transactions connected to the company’s gaming business.

During the hearing, the ED argued that custodial interrogation was necessary to trace the money trail, examine digital evidence, and identify the role of other individuals involved in the alleged scheme.