Will the online gambling ban law passed by the TN Government..!?
The madras high court has given a sensational verdict in cases filed by sports companies against the Online Gambling Prohibition Act.The madras high court has given a sensational verdict that the online gambling prohibition law passed after the formation of the DMK government will go into effect. A case was filed in madras high court on behalf of online gaming companies against the tamil Nadu Government's Online Gambling Prohibition Act. The case was being heard by the madras high court Chief Justice Gangaburwala and Justice Adikesavalu.
At that time, the central government has already announced all the norms contained in the tamil Nadu government Act on the part of online sports companies. Arguments were put forward that Rummy, a game of skill, cannot be considered a game of gambling. They also said that online rummy already has adequate anti-fraud safeguards in place. Justice Chanduru's team also complained that the report submitted to the tamil Nadu government was not made public. Subsequently, in the reply petition filed on behalf of the government of tamil Nadu;- This Act enacted as per the authority given by the Constitution of india is valid. The Act was enacted in relation to public peace, health and loss of life due to gambling. It said that the state government has full power to enact this law.
The judges heard both sides and ordered them to file written arguments. Later, the case was adjourned for an indefinite judgment after both sides filed written arguments. In this case, the judgment of this case has been released now. It has given a verdict that the Online Gambling Prohibition Act enacted by the tamil Nadu government will go. Moreover, the court also ordered that the sections which banned online games of skill such as rummy and poker be cancelled.
At that time, the central government has already announced all the norms contained in the tamil Nadu government Act on the part of online sports companies. Arguments were put forward that Rummy, a game of skill, cannot be considered a game of gambling. They also said that online rummy already has adequate anti-fraud safeguards in place. Justice Chanduru's team also complained that the report submitted to the tamil Nadu government was not made public. Subsequently, in the reply petition filed on behalf of the government of tamil Nadu;- This Act enacted as per the authority given by the Constitution of india is valid. The Act was enacted in relation to public peace, health and loss of life due to gambling. It said that the state government has full power to enact this law.
The judges heard both sides and ordered them to file written arguments. Later, the case was adjourned for an indefinite judgment after both sides filed written arguments. In this case, the judgment of this case has been released now. It has given a verdict that the Online Gambling Prohibition Act enacted by the tamil Nadu government will go. Moreover, the court also ordered that the sections which banned online games of skill such as rummy and poker be cancelled.