Petition Filed In Madras High Court To Arrest Virat Kohli For Supporting Online Gambling
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Indian Cricketer Virat Kohli may have landed himself in trouble as a Chennai-based advocate has filed a petition against him, accusing him of promoting online gambling. According to multiple media reports, a petition has been filed in the Madras High Court seeking the arrest of Indian captain Virat Kohli and actress Tamannah Bhatia for promoting on-line gambling.
In the petition filed by a Chennai-based advocate, the petitioner has sought direction from the MHC to ban the online gambling apps stating that kids are getting enthusiastic about it. The petition moreover said that the online gambling companies are using stars like Virat Kohli and Tamannah to brainwash children and therefore, each ought to be arrested for it.
The petition also cited a young person who died by suicide after failing to repay the debts accumulated once gambling online. A bench headed by Justice Sundaresh and Surya Prakasam has posted the case for Tuesday.
India skipper Virat Kohli has been spending time with family and friends at his home in Mumbai with cricket in the country coming back to a standstill due to the novel coronavirus pandemic. Kohli, like some of his Indian teammates, has created sensible use of the time off from the game by operating on his fitness during the lockdowns.
On the professional front, Virat Kohli is set to participate in the upcoming edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL). Over the previous few weeks, when staying at home for a period of three months, Indian cricketers started practicing – which hinted at cricket’s resumption for the Indian cricketers.
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