- The mastermind behind fake GST invoices worth Rs 81.25 crore was arrested in Vizag.
- The fraud resulted in a loss of Rs 11.54 crore to the government through fake input tax credit.
- Inspections and searches were conducted at multiple firms linked to the accused.
- The accused was arrested under Section 69 of the CGST Act 2017 and produced before a special judge.
Source: google.com
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