During the investigation, officers noticed that the iBomma website redirected users to several betting apps. Ravi created these links with special codes, and each domain used a separate code. In addition, he built a strong system to avoid police tracking. He formed several linked companies and connected them to a main firm named ER Infotech. Although this company was registered in the United States, the police confirmed that Ravi owned it completely.

Through this network, he handled illegal financial transactions and moved money without leaving any trace. The charge sheet stated that these companies helped him run his technical operations. Furthermore, investigators found that Ravi tried to hide important devices when police reached his house for the arrest. He delayed opening the door for almost one hour.

Later, he admitted that he hid his laptop in the bathroom and kept a crucial hard drive under a dressing table. The additional charge sheet clearly explained his financial routes, digital tools, and evidence-hiding attempts. As a result, the findings opened the way for a deeper investigation into the entire piracy network.

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