High Court Dismisses PIL Seeking Court-Monitored Probe Into Alleged Rs 29 Crore GST and Income Tax Evasion:
High Court dismisses PIL seeking court-monitored investigation into alleged Rs 29 crore GST and Income Tax evasion, holding that tax investigations fall within the statutory domain of competent authorities.
PIL Jurisdiction Cannot Be Used to Monitor Statutory Tax Investigation, Rules HC
Saloni Kumari
Aug 13, 2026Premium
High Court Dismisses PIL Seeking Court-Monitored Probe Into Alleged Rs 29 Crore GST and Income Tax Evasion
High Court dismisses PIL seeking court-monitored investigation into alleged Rs 29 crore GST and Income Tax evasion, holding that tax investigations fall within the statutory domain of competent authorities.
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