Udupi: In a move against alleged illegal cricket betting activities, the special executive magistrate and superintendent of police of Udupi district have issued an externment order against Bharat Jayaram Das (34), a resident of Varamballi village in Brahmavar taluk.

According to police, multiple cases linked to cricket betting activities have been registered against him at different police stations in the district. Authorities stated that the action was taken as part of efforts to curb unlawful activities and maintain public order.

Police said the externment order was issued after considering the cases registered against the individual and the status of ongoing investigations.

Three cases registered against accused

According to police, three separate cases related to cricket betting activities have been registered against Bharat Jayaram Das at Kota police station and Kundapur police station.

Officials stated that one of the cases has already resulted in a conviction, while investigations in the remaining two cases are still under progress.

Police are continuing to examine the pending cases and gather further evidence as part of the investigation process.

Authorities said repeated involvement in such cases led to closer scrutiny and further legal action.

Externment order issued by authorities

As per the externment order issued on May 14, 2026, Bharat Jayaram Das has been directed to remain outside the limits of Udupi district.

Authorities stated that the order requires him to stay within the jurisdiction of Kengeri police station under the Bengaluru Police Commissionerate limits.

Police said the measure has been taken as part of preventive action intended to maintain law and order and discourage unlawful activities within the district.

Officials added that externment orders are used in cases where authorities consider such action necessary to prevent activities that could affect public peace and safety.

Authorities continue monitoring illegal betting activities

Police said action against illegal betting operations and related offences will continue as part of ongoing enforcement efforts.

Officials stated that betting-related activities are being monitored closely and legal action will be initiated against individuals found violating the law.

Authorities are also continuing investigations into pending cases connected to the accused.

Further action, if required, will be taken based on the outcome of ongoing inquiries and legal proceedings.