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ED files charges against three Gameskraft founders
By Startup Enthusiast ·
- Date
- Company
- Gameskraft
- What it does
- Online rummy platforms
- Kind
- Policy
- Based in
- Bengaluru
What they do
Gameskraft ran rummy apps played for money and is under a money laundering probe by the Enforcement Directorate
What happened
On 25 July 2026 the ED filed a chargesheet in a Bengaluru court naming founders Vikas Taneja, Prithvi Raj Singh and Deepak Singh Ahlawat
Why it matters
It accuses them of laundering money made by cheating rummy players; the founders had been freed after the High Court ruling
The details
- The ED filed a chargesheet (a formal list of charges) in a Bengaluru court on 25 July 2026.
- It names Gameskraft Technologies, RummyTime Technologies and their associates.
- The three founder directors named are Vikas Taneja, Prithvi Raj Singh and Deepak Singh Ahlawat.
- The ED accuses them of laundering money earned by cheating rummy players.
- Officials said a chargesheet could be filed even after the arrests were quashed.
The bigger picture
- The Karnataka High Court had declared their arrests illegal in June.
- The ED was preparing to challenge that ruling in the Supreme Court.
- The charges must still be proven in court.
About the business
- Gameskraft ran online rummy apps.
- Its brands included RummyCulture and RummyPrime.
- It is based in Bengaluru.
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