The chemist who intends to help Vidianand Kallootee, presumed winner of the 100th Lotto draw, it met at the headquarters of Lottotech, this Thursday, October 13. Tests, which proved successful, took place before the one who claims to be the winner of Rs 35.8 million and the elements of the police.
However, it will have to wait to perform tests on the damaged ticket and presented by the "unlucky winner." Indeed, we understand that the police are still in possession of the ticket in question. All indications are that the tests will be finalized next week.
Vidianand Kallootee presented a damaged ticket to Lottery officials. He says he tried to dry his ticket using an iron.What made the ticket unreadable.
If, initially, it was planned to wait until the investigation initiated by the Central Criminal Investigation Department (CCID), the procedures seem to have taken a boost from the emergence of the chemist. It says hold the formula that could reverse the effect of heat of the iron on the ticket Vidianand Kallootee.
Despite the regulations of the Rules and Regulations for Lotto 6 / 40 Game and Instant Win Game Ticket, which states that a ticket is considered "invalid" if it is mutilated, altered, illegible, incomplete or corrected to a way or another, Vidianand Kallootee and his family remain confident they will receive their checks sooner or later.