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Gujarat Police Register Case into Alleged Political Donation Fraud Involving Rs 1,143…

1 report, 1 independent Updated Sep 27
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The Gujarat Police registered a criminal case against the Bharatiya National Janata Dal and four of its office-bearers, including the party president, general secretary, treasurer, and chief auditor. The allegations center on a bogus political donation racket involving Rs 1,143.85 crore and 56,238 donors. The case was filed after complaints from Income Tax officials and donation reports were submitted to the Election Commission.

From prokerala.com

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The allegations suggest that funds were allegedly received from taxpayers via banking channels to claim tax deductions. Investigators claim these funds were subsequently moved through intermediary firms using false bills and invoices to account for the transfers.

The investigation is focused on financial fraud involving unregistered political parties.

From prokerala.com

Who's involved

  • Gujarat PoliceIndian state police department conducting the investigation into the alleged financial fraud.
  • election commissionBody that oversees elections and received the donation reports.
  • GujaratState of India where the alleged financial loss to the exchequer occurred.

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