Two Arrested in Virudhunagar for Selling Banned Out-of-State Lottery Tickets Using Fraudulent Methods
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- •Virudhunagar district police arrested two individuals, Dinesh in Seithur and Samsudeen in Sattur, for selling banned out-of-state lottery tickets.
- •Both accused allegedly used a fraudulent method involving the last three digits of ticket numbers to deceive customers.
- •Police seized seven pieces of paper and ₹540 from Samsudeen during the raid in Sattur.
- •Cases have been registered under the Lotteries (Regulation) Act, 1998, against the accused for violating state laws on lottery ticket sales.
Virudhunagar district police have taken action against the illegal sale of out-of-state lottery tickets by arresting two individuals in Seithur and Sattur. The arrests were made following surprise checks conducted by local police teams, which uncovered fraudulent practices in the distribution of lottery tickets from other states.
In Seithur, police apprehended Dinesh after discovering that he was selling lottery tickets from other states by manipulating the last three digits of the ticket numbers. According to police reports, Dinesh would exchange pieces of paper containing altered digits with customers to facilitate the sale of these banned tickets. This method was reportedly used to mislead buyers regarding the authenticity and origin of the tickets.
