Income from tax saver fund

I deposited Rs 125000.00in feb. 2018 and taken my money back in March 2021. I got 108000.00 more should I have to pay capitel gain tax on it
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If you withdraw from a Tax Saver Fund, you'll likely need to pay capital gains tax on your profits. Additionally, you'll have to reverse any tax deductions you claimed when you initially invested. The taxable amount will be based on the profit made, which could be substantial.

Capital gains tax will be payable. additionally you will have to reverse the deduction claimed while investing in 2018
Taxable amount Will be 8000 Or more
Capital gains will arise

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