Rajkot: Police action in Rajkot, husband of BJP woman corporator caught gambling

five people, including the husband of a BJP woman corporator, were caught gambling in Rajkot. The Gandhigram police raided an office named Vansraj Enterprise near Lakhna Bungalow from where five gamblers, including Amitraj Chaudhary, husband of BJP woman corporator Sejalben Chaudhary of Ward No. 1, were caught gambling. In addition, raids were conducted at another place and 9 persons, including 4 women, were caught gambling.

to maintain law and order situation in Rajkot city, the local police department is keeping a constant vigil on crime and illegal activities. Meanwhile, a very shocking case has come to light from the Gandhigram police station area of Rajkot, which has sparked a huge debate in local political circles. The police have raided a gambling den run by a firm named Vansraj Enterprise near Lakhna Bungalow in the city

Gandhigram police received intelligence that some people were gathering in an office near Lakh's bungalow and gambling illegally. On the basis of this information, the police conducted a raid. During the raid, a total of five persons, including Amitraj Chaudhary, husband of BJP woman corporator of ward number 1, Sejalben Chaudhary, were caught red-handed while gambling.

police raid created a huge chaos at the spot. Police have seized cash and other items from the spot and detained all the accused. The issue has become the talk of the town in Rajkot city after the husband of a woman corporator of the ruling party was caught gambling in this way. Gandhigram police are conducting further investigations

Four including Congress-AAP leader arrested for gambling in Morbi

In Morbi, a team of the Kutch Range IG raided an officer in Ghuntu village and arrested four people, including Congress-AAP leaders, who were gambling. The raid was conducted on the basis of information at the office of Radhe Coal Enterprises located on the outskirts of Ghuntu village. During the police raid, Jagdishbhai Aghara, Shaileshbhai alias Kalubhai Sanaria, Yogeshbhai Patel and Jayesh Kalaria were caught red-handed while gambling. The police seized Rs 1,85,300 in cash, mobile phones worth Rs 14,000 and vehicles worth Rs 3.5 lakh from the spot. The material was seized. Police investigations revealed that Jayesh Kalaria had contested from ward number 9 from the Congress in the recently held Morbi Municipal Corporation elections. Jagdish Agara filed his nomination from Ward No. 11 of the Aam Aadmi Party.