High Court Upholds DGGI Arrest Despite Prior State GST Investigation:
High Court holds DGGI action valid, finds no violation of Section 6(2)(b) or arrest procedure.
Transfer of Investigation Rules Out Bar on Parallel GST Proceedings
Meetu Kumari
Jul 10, 2026Premium
High Court Upholds DGGI Arrest Despite Prior State GST Investigation
High Court holds DGGI action valid, finds no violation of Section 6(2)(b) or arrest procedure.
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