The Enforcement Directorate (ED) files chargesheets against three founders of Gameskraft under the Prevention of Money Laundering Act (PMLA), according to reports. The accused are Vikas Taneja, Prithvi Raj Singh, and Deepak Singh Ahlawat. All three were detained by the ED in May as part of the federal money-laundering investigation. The reports say the ED’s case is being pursued under PMLA, which is used to investigate alleged laundering of proceeds of crime. While the accounts provided focus on the chargesheet filing and the May detention, they do not detail the specific allegations, the underlying predicate offence, or the evidence cited by the agency. The information indicates that the ED’s legal process is moving from detention and investigation to formal chargesheeting against the three founders in connection with the PMLA case. The developments reflect the continuation of the ED probe into Gameskraft and its founders under the financial crime law.