Itr form for mutual fund

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If you've received maturity proceeds from a mutual fund investment and haven't declared it on your ITR1, you'll need to revise your tax return. The discussion clarifies that revising is necessary. While ITR1 was initially filed, the question remains about which ITR form is appropriate for the revised filing, considering salary income is also present.

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14 May 2021 i have invested in mutual fund in year 2010 and paid 50000/- premium for 3 years i.e Rs 150000/- in three years, now the policy get matured in February 2020 and fund value as per market i received rs 252600/- i have already filed the ITR1 and not shown the amount in itr filed
so should i revise the return?
And then which ITR form i should use for file the revised return , as i have also the salary income
and it is necessary to revise