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Gun License, Mill Land: How Charges Against Maharashtra 'Rummy' Minister Were Proven
A gun license, ownership of 25 acres of agricultural land, and proof that documents to obtain government flats were forged together led a court to uphold Manikrao Kokate's conviction in a 1995 case.
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Explained: Housing Scam That Led To Sacking Of Maharashtra's 'Rummy' Minister
Maharashtra lawmaker and NCP leader Manikrao Kokate and his brother Vijay were found guilty of scheming to grab four government flats in the Nirmam View complex in Nashik's posh College Road area by falsely claiming to be from economically weaker
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Devendra Fadnavis Accepts Maharashtra's 'Rummy' Minister's Resignation: Sources
Maharashtra minister and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Manikrao Kokate's resignation from the state cabinet has been accepted by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. He resigned yesterday after a conviction in a 30-year-old housing scam.
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Maharashtra's 'Rummy' Minister Resigns, Second From NCP To Quit Cabinet
Nationalist Congress Party minister Manikrao Kokate has resigned from the Maharashtra Cabinet following a court verdict upholding his conviction and two-year jail term in a 1995 cheating and forgery case.
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Maharashtra's 'Rummy' Minister Sacked, But Pressure Grows On D Fadnavis
Maharashtra politics is in turmoil, again, after Nationalist Congress Party (Ajit Pawar faction) leader Manikrao Kokate who earlier this year was caught playing rummy on his phone in the Assembly was sacked as the state's Sports Minister.
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Maharashtra's 'Rummy' Minister Resigns Hours After Conviction In 1995 Case
Maharashtra Sports Minister and NCP leader Manikrao Kokate resigned, hours after a court upheld his conviction in a three-decade-old housing scam case, triggering political churn within the state's ruling Mahayuti alliance.
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Centre Releases Draft Online Gaming Rules, Proposes New Regulator: Key Takeaways
The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming (PROG) Act, 2025, bans real money gaming platforms such as online poker, rummy and fantasy sports.
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IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Said to Have Met Real Money Gaming Firms to Discuss Transition After Ban
IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and government officials reportedly met representatives from firms impacted by the new Online Gaming Bill on Monday. The minister held discussions with the firms over "orderly transition" and compliance with the ban on real money games.
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Online Money Games Ban Faces First Legal Challenge From Rummy, Poker Games Firm A23
In a court filing at the High Court of Karnataka in southwestern India, A23, which offers rummy and poker games, said the law "criminalises the legitimate business of playing online games of skill, which would result in the closure of various gaming companies overnight".
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India Faces First Legal Challenge Against Online Money Games Ban: Report
Gaming company A23 has challenged the government's ban on online money-based games, a legal filing shows, in the first case against a law that led to the sudden shutdown of popular contests and has thrown the industry's future into doubt.
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Gun License, Mill Land: How Charges Against Maharashtra 'Rummy' Minister Were Proven
A gun license, ownership of 25 acres of agricultural land, and proof that documents to obtain government flats were forged together led a court to uphold Manikrao Kokate's conviction in a 1995 case.
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Explained: Housing Scam That Led To Sacking Of Maharashtra's 'Rummy' Minister
Maharashtra lawmaker and NCP leader Manikrao Kokate and his brother Vijay were found guilty of scheming to grab four government flats in the Nirmam View complex in Nashik's posh College Road area by falsely claiming to be from economically weaker
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Devendra Fadnavis Accepts Maharashtra's 'Rummy' Minister's Resignation: Sources
Maharashtra minister and Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) leader Manikrao Kokate's resignation from the state cabinet has been accepted by Chief Minister Devendra Fadnavis. He resigned yesterday after a conviction in a 30-year-old housing scam.
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Maharashtra's 'Rummy' Minister Resigns, Second From NCP To Quit Cabinet
Nationalist Congress Party minister Manikrao Kokate has resigned from the Maharashtra Cabinet following a court verdict upholding his conviction and two-year jail term in a 1995 cheating and forgery case.
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Maharashtra's 'Rummy' Minister Sacked, But Pressure Grows On D Fadnavis
Maharashtra politics is in turmoil, again, after Nationalist Congress Party (Ajit Pawar faction) leader Manikrao Kokate who earlier this year was caught playing rummy on his phone in the Assembly was sacked as the state's Sports Minister.
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Maharashtra's 'Rummy' Minister Resigns Hours After Conviction In 1995 Case
Maharashtra Sports Minister and NCP leader Manikrao Kokate resigned, hours after a court upheld his conviction in a three-decade-old housing scam case, triggering political churn within the state's ruling Mahayuti alliance.
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Centre Releases Draft Online Gaming Rules, Proposes New Regulator: Key Takeaways
The Promotion and Regulation of Online Gaming (PROG) Act, 2025, bans real money gaming platforms such as online poker, rummy and fantasy sports.
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IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw Said to Have Met Real Money Gaming Firms to Discuss Transition After Ban
IT Minister Ashwini Vaishnaw and government officials reportedly met representatives from firms impacted by the new Online Gaming Bill on Monday. The minister held discussions with the firms over "orderly transition" and compliance with the ban on real money games.
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Online Money Games Ban Faces First Legal Challenge From Rummy, Poker Games Firm A23
In a court filing at the High Court of Karnataka in southwestern India, A23, which offers rummy and poker games, said the law "criminalises the legitimate business of playing online games of skill, which would result in the closure of various gaming companies overnight".
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India Faces First Legal Challenge Against Online Money Games Ban: Report
Gaming company A23 has challenged the government's ban on online money-based games, a legal filing shows, in the first case against a law that led to the sudden shutdown of popular contests and has thrown the industry's future into doubt.
