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  • Jaipur Farmhouse Casino Busted, High-Profile Guests Held

    March 29, 2026

    Jaipur Farmhouse Casino Busted, High-Profile Guests Held

    In a major crackdown, police in Jaipur exposed a high-profile illegal casino operating inside a luxury farmhouse, modeled on Goa-style gambling setups. The raid revealed an exclusive gambling party where entry fees reportedly reached up to ₹2 lakh per person, attracting wealthy and influential guests.

    Goa-Style Setup With Premium Facilities

    According to police findings, the farmhouse had been transformed into a fully functional casino with high-end arrangements. Facilities included gaming tables, luxury seating, food, and entertainment replicating casino environments typically seen in Goa. Women were allegedly employed to deal cards and manage gaming tables, adding to the premium experience offered to guests.

    High-Profile Guests and Heavy Cash Seized

    Authorities arrested multiple individuals during the raid, including organizers and participants. A significant amount of cash, mobile phones and other materials linked to gambling activities were seized from the spot. Police also reported that some attendees attempted to use influence and pressure officials during the operation.

    Police Action and Legal Charges

    The operation was carried out by local police and special teams following a tip-off about large-scale illegal gambling. Cases have been registered under the Gambling Act, and further investigation is underway to identify the network behind the racket. Such raids highlight ongoing efforts to curb illegal casino-style activities in Rajasthan, where gambling remains prohibited.

    Rising Trend of Farmhouse Parties and Illegal Gambling

    This incident adds to a growing pattern of illegal high-end parties and gambling rackets being uncovered in farmhouses and private villas. Earlier cases have also shown similar setups involving drugs, liquor, and betting activities. Authorities have indicated stricter surveillance to prevent such organized illegal gatherings.

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