- Seven people were arrested for a Rs 7 crore GST fraud involving fake firms and invoices.
- The accused include a chartered accountant, a former corporator’s son, and two trader cousins.
- Fake GST invoices, e-bills, a laptop, and a car without a number plate were seized.
- The gang used fake documents and firms to illegally obtain Input Tax Credit (ITC), causing significant government revenue loss.
- Police formed an SIT, used digital and financial evidence, and arrested all key suspects involved.
Source: a2ztaxcorp.net
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