Vijayawada: Vendor gets I-T notice for Rs 18 crore in his account


Vijayawada, Jun 4 (Deccan Chronicle): Income-tax sleuths are investigating the bank accounts of a small-time chocolate vendor, where transactions of a whopping Rs 18 crore have been processed during demonetisation in November last year.

The account holder is Kishori Lal and the bank is Renuka Mata Multistate Co-operative Bank.

The income-tax department has sent a notice to Mr Lal and demanded an explanation on the cash transactions.

Shocked with the I-T notice, Mr Lal has claimed innocence and has said that he does not have a clue about the transactions that have taken place from his account.

Further investigation has led the I-T officials to come to the conclusion that Mr Lal is a small-time trader and has neither the possible sources of such income nor the contacts who would have such huge earnings.

  

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  • ca girishkk, m'lore/dxb

    Sun, Jun 04 2017

    Investigation may reveal who used this vendors account to launder the money...,

    Now a days.., sarvam FEKU mayam....,

    lol
    jh

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  • mohan sr., Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 04 2017

    Corrupt Bank officers work...... .... First arrest bank officers or managers who has done this transactions...

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  • Flavian, Mangalore/Kuwait

    Sun, Jun 04 2017

    Financial transactions had been processed but where the funds have been transferred. Surely the IT sleuths will trace the route and final destination. First investigate with the Bank officers/management. Only the ordinary people suffered during demonetization period and the brainy ones took advantage of the opportunity to convert balack money into white, legal money!

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  • Dev, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 04 2017

    The account most probably was used to launder the money by the Co-operative Bank & he became a victim.
    Most probably his name too sounded like Gujarathi & as they invented Hawala he came under their scrutiny.
    A big time declarer of that state with thousands of crores under their scheme who had named some big shot politicians who had deposited their money & tried to make it white is now a shut case as he belongs to ruling party.
    It seems you need the right contacts to get clean chit these days.

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  • kas, Mangalore

    Sun, Jun 04 2017

    It took such a long time to issue notices .... In Udupi district, people already have got notices , if the cash transactions are more than 10 lakhs....

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