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Delhi Police files FIR against Real11 in ₹4.34 crore cyber fraud case

The Delhi Police Special Cell has registered a First Information Report against Real11 Fantasy Sports LLP and its senior officials following a court directive issued on September 15, 2026. The case involves an alleged cyber and financial fraud exceeding ₹4.34 crore. The legal action stems from a complaint filed by a user who reported significant financial losses, manipulation on the gaming platform, and unauthorized restrictions on withdrawing funds.

State

Delhi

First reported

September 2026

Amount alleged

₹4.34 crore

Agency involved

Delhi Police Special Cell

Accused named in FIR

Real11 Fantasy Sports LLP, Lalit Yadav, Amit Yadav, and unidentified co-conspirators

Charges or sections cited

Sections 316, 318, and 3(5) of the BNS, Sections 43 and 66 of the IT Act, and Section 3 of the Delhi Public Gambling Act

Status

FIR registered and forensic audit underway

The full story

Everything you need to know about this case, in one place.

According to reports, the complainant deposited approximately ₹1.39 crore on the Real11 application across multiple financial years and accumulated winnings of nearly ₹1.31 crore. However, the complainant was only permitted to withdraw around ₹26 lakh before account access was abruptly blocked without prior notice. The platform's operators are accused of altering backend dashboard data to delete transaction histories and earned winnings.

The formal FIR names key individuals linked to the platform, along with unidentified co-conspirators. Authorities have invoked various provisions of the Bharatiya Nyaya Sanhita and the Information Technology Act, alongside the Delhi Public Gambling Act. Police investigators are currently conducting a comprehensive forensic audit of server logs, application data, and associated banking channels to verify the allegations.

Not yet reported: The articles do not mention the final outcome of the forensic audit or any subsequent court rulings.

Where the case stands

The latest position in the reports we read.

An FIR has been registered by the Delhi Police Special Cell, and investigators are conducting a detailed forensic audit of the platform's data, server logs, and financial transactions.

Who was affected

Described in general terms; we do not name victims.

An individual advocate who reported losing more than ₹4.34 crore due to platform manipulation and withdrawal restrictions.

Timeline

Key dates as reported, oldest first.

Financial years 2024–25 and 2025–26The complainant deposited approximately ₹1.39 crore on the Real11 application.

March and July 2025Multiple debit card transactions were routed through Paytm and HDFC Bank.

September 15, 2026A local court issued a directive instructing authorities to take action.

September 18, 2026The Delhi Police Special Cell formally lodged an FIR against the fantasy sports platform and its officials.

How the scam worked

The method described in the reports.

Users were encouraged to deposit funds and play on the Real11 fantasy sports application.
The platform displayed accumulated winnings to users to encourage continued participation and further deposits.
When users attempted to withdraw their funds, restrictions were imposed, allowing only partial withdrawals.
Operators allegedly blocked user account access without prior notice after partial withdrawals were made.
Backend dashboard data was reportedly manipulated to remove access to transaction histories and earned winnings.

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Sources and further reading

Optional. The full story is above; these are the original reports it was prepared from.

thenewsmill.comOriginal report The News MillOpens via Google News Real11 gaming app under scanner: Delhi Police Special Cell files FIR in ₹4.34 cr cyber fraud case - ANI NewsANI News · 22 Sept 2026

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