Upset Hindus are urging Prague (Czech Republic) based and Malta registered online gambling company Endorphina Limited to immediately withdraw its Durga Online Slot Game, calling it highly inappropriate.
"Prepare to get stunned with the Hindu mythology inspired slot… where Divine Power rules… Embracing the majestic story, the players will enjoy the game attempting to spot the expanding wild featuring Durga riding the Lion," the description states.
Rajan Zed is also urging the intervention in this matter of Malta Parliamentary Secretary for Financial Services Silvio Schembri, Malta Gaming Authority (MGA) Board Chairman Joseph Cuschieri and MGA CEO Heathcliff Farrugia. MGA should act as its activities include 'monitoring licensed gaming' and its "aims' include 'ensure the integrity of games and gaming devices', Zed added.
Award-winning Endorphina is a software provider that offers a wide range of flash-based slot games for online casinos which provide the 'real thrill of gambling'. Endorphina is registered under the laws of Malta at an address in Birkirkara, and its operations are regulated by the Malta Gaming Authority under the license. It defines its products as "appealing to the players and profitable for the operators".