Oman has extradited Sourabh Chandrakar, a promoter linked to the Mahadev online betting syndicate, to India after he was arrested in the Sultanate on an Interpol Red Notice, Indian and Omani authorities said. Indian agencies said Chandrakar was located and detained by the Royal Oman Police following coordination with Indian law enforcement. The extradition was based on formal requests supported by evidence gathered in investigations into alleged fraud and money laundering tied to the online betting operation. The CBI said Chandrakar is wanted in two CBI cases where charge sheets have been filed, and in a separate case investigated by India’s Enforcement Directorate, which has filed a prosecution complaint. The Royal Oman Police said its Directorate General of Inquiries and Criminal Research arrested a suspect wanted by India in connection with fraud and money laundering cases after the person fled to Oman. The Omani statement did not name the suspect, but said the arrest followed cooperation between its National Central Bureau and the Indian counterpart. Omani authorities said the handover to the relevant Indian authorities took place after required legal procedures were completed. The CBI thanked the Omani government and the Royal Oman Police for their cooperation in securing the extradition.