The Supreme Court issued a notice after hearing the action that sought to ban or regulate all online and offline bets. The court stated that the notice would be issued to all states “if necessary”.
Justices Surya Kant and NK Singh from the Supreme Court have heard a lawsuit on Friday by the evangelist Dr Ka Paul against online betting. The application claimed that betting on applications was making “gambling”.
“In the case of cigarettes …”: What did the petitioner say
Presentation of his case Paul I said to the court, “I am on behalf of millions of parents whose children died … 1023 people committed suicides in telangana … 25 actors Bollywood and Tollywood/influence playing the lives of the innocent … ……
“FIRS has been filed. Of the 900 million, out of 900 million, 30 crore is illegally imprisoned … (this is) violation of Article 21,” Kaul said by Living Pravo.
According to the bar and the bench, the petitioner also told the court that in the case of cigarettes “There is publicity (that they are harmful but not the case of betting.)”
Answers SC: “Think that this may be stopped by law”
When Ka Paul raised the matter in court, Judge Kant noted that people “do these things voluntarily”. He said the court supported that online betting should be stopped, but there is a “misconception that it can be stopped by law.”
“This problem dealt with this court… What can we do? In principle, we should be stopped with you … But you are probably under the misconception that it can be prevented by law. Just as we cannot prevent people from murder, despite the law,” Judge Kant was quoted by the living law.
When Ka Paul said, “God agrees (online betting),” justice Kant said that “cricket” knows that “there are thousands of betting in the name of IPL.
The judge stated that the court “asks the Union what he is doing”.
The Supreme Court judges then issued a notice to the Indian Association. “The notification for all states, if necessary, will be issued later,” the court said, adding that “nothing can be done in the meantime.”
(Tagstotranslate) Supreme Court (T) Online Betting
