After Ranbir Kapoor received a summons from the Enforcement Directorate in the ongoing Mahadev Betting App Case yesterday, more celebrity names have cropped up. As per the latest reports, Kapil Sharma, Hina Khan and Huma Qureshi have received a summons from ED as well. The ED is probing the money laundering angle and tax evasion after they seized about Rs 400 crores following searches in Mumbai, Kolkata and more cities. Kapil Sharma, Hina Khan and Huma Qureshi will be interrogated in connection to the betting app case.

Other celebrities to be interrogated by ED in Mahadev Betting App Case?

Apart from Ranbir Kapoor, Hina Khan, Kapil Sharma and Huma Qureshi, more names have surfaced. As per media reports, Pulkit Samrat, Sunny Leone, Neha Kakkar, Vishal Dadlani, Tiger Shroff, Ali Asgar, Elli AvrRam, Kriti Kharbanda, Bhagyashree, Bharti Singh and Nushrratt Bharuccha are also rumoured to be on the list of celebs likely to receive summons. Not just Indian, but a few Pakistani celebs are also under ED's radar it seems. Rahat Fateh Ali Khan and Atif Aslam's names have cropped up in connection with the betting app case. While these are speculated, ED summoned Ranbir to their Raipur office for interrogation as per NDTV report.

Watch the video of the Mahadev Betting App case here:

What is the Mahadev Betting App case?

Mahadev Satta App is an online app that allows people to place bets on games and events. It was started by Saurabh Chandrakar and Ravi Uppal Mahadev. As per reports, they were heavily into betting and that's how they became friends. They both ran away to Dubai and with the help of a Sheikh and a Pakistani partner, they started this betting app. Slowly, their business grew. They promoted the app as a gaming app but ED had their doubts. If reports are anything to go by, a lot of influential people have invested their money in this app. ED also suspects the underworld's hand in this case.

The company came under the radar when celebrities were invited to Chandrakar's home wedding and celebs were paid in cash. The rough amount to be spent is approximately Rs 200 crores. ED is probing why the payments of such large sums were made in cash. They wonder if money is being laundered abroad or whether it is a case of tax evasion.