A recent event in Dubai featuring renowned storyteller Pandit Pradeep Mishra has stirred controversy after Mahadev Satta App's alleged masterminds, Saurabh Chandrakar and Ravi Uppal, were seen in attendance. The duo, who have been under investigation by various agencies including the police, ED, and CBI for their involvement in illegal online gambling through the Mahadev Satta App, were captured in a viral video during the event, showing them bowing down and showering flowers on the pandit.

Event Details and Viral Video

The event, held at the Le Meridien Hotel and Conference Center in Dubai, was a spiritual discourse led by Pandit Mishra. In the video that has since gone viral, the pandit is seen referring to Saurabh Chandrakar as “Yajman,” which is a term typically used for the principal sponsor or host of religious ceremonies. Both Chandrakar and Uppal, along with their families, were seen participating in the program, sparking widespread debate and raising questions about the involvement of the notorious figures in such a revered setting.

Ongoing Investigations and Alleged Double Standards

Following the exposure of the Mahadev Satta App, law enforcement agencies have been on the lookout for Saurabh, Ravi, and their associate Shubham Soni. Despite several investigations by the police, ED, and ACB, and multiple arrests of other individuals involved, Saurabh and his associates remain elusive. The ongoing investigations have been passed to the CBI, but no significant arrests have been made, raising concerns about the efficacy and transparency of the efforts. The recent event in Dubai, reportedly funded by Saurabh, has also raised questions about the role of Pandit Pradeep Mishra in this controversy. Despite the viral footage and public outcry, there has been no official statement from Mishra regarding his association with the accused.

Ongoing Operations of Mahadev Satta App

Despite the controversy, the Mahadev Satta App continues to operate with impunity, reportedly generating millions of rupees. The app’s agents are allegedly selling betting panels for sums as large as ₹30-40 lakh, leading to a growing addiction to online gambling among the youth. Tragically, many young individuals have taken their own lives due to the financial strain caused by their involvement with the app, and others are sinking into debt.

The continued operation of the Mahadev Satta App, along with the absence of arrests, raises serious questions about the priorities and effectiveness of law enforcement agencies. The growing influence of the app and its promoters continues to be a matter of public concern.

The presence of Saurabh Chandrakar and Ravi Uppal at a religious event in Dubai, along with the viral video of them interacting with Pandit Pradeep Mishra, has ignited a storm of controversy. As investigations into the Mahadev Satta App continue, questions are mounting about the agencies' handling of the case and their inability to bring the accused to justice.

The ongoing operation of the app and its devastating impact on the youth highlights the urgent need for stricter action and accountability.