The Income Tax Division made a Bigha rental of 150 income tax on the income tax -Income tax division made a measure of Rs 150 crores.

Income tax notice to a poor partner In the year 2020, the Bahraich district’s income tax division filed a fraud case against the SRI Ram trading enterprise in Dargah Sharif in which the crime branch team reached the victim’s home and after the investigation the firm confirmed that it was false. Shiv Pratap Shukla, Jagran, Gonda: A case of billions fraud came to light by creating false firms in the name of measure. The administration also attached a tailor’s land country. He knocked on the frame of police officers, but did not get justice. Now he took refuge in court. Chief Law Magistrate Amit Singh has ordered the inspector in charge of the Kotwali countryside to file a case against unidentified persons, including two nominees. The victim Radheshyam, a resident of the town of Khorhansa Imliyamishra in the countryside of Kotwali, said in an application in court that the income tax division on March 13 sent him a notice of more than Rs 150 crore. When he saw it, he was confusing. Advocate Chandra Mohan Pandey said that papers of the victim were taken in the name of the loan. The accused did not get the loan to the victim and did not open an account in any bank. The accused made a false firm in the name of the victim and conducted a transaction of lakhs of rupees. It was notified that the Department of Income Tax in the year 2020 filed a fraud case against Shri Ram Trading Company in Dargah Sharif, in which the crime branch team reached the victim’s home and also confirmed that the firm was false after the investigation. On March 3, 2023, the Mandi Committee Colonel Ganj sent a recovery notice of more than 35 lakhs to the victim by Tehsil Sadar Amin. It is alleged that Tehsil Amin, before the victim, also attached a Bigha land for illegal recovery. On March 13, the income tax division sent a notice indicating the income tax fee of one billion 50 Crore 11 Lakh 14 thousand 935 rupees. Chief Law Magistrate Amit Singh heard the case.