Long term capital gain withdrawal

Which Form is required to be filed for withdrawal from Capital Gain Account?

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This discussion clarifies the correct forms required for withdrawing funds from a Capital Gain Account. Form C is generally used for the initial withdrawal, while Form D is for subsequent withdrawals, detailing how the funds were previously used. It also explains the rules around different account types (A and B), including restrictions on premature withdrawals from Type B accounts and the 60-day window for utilising withdrawn funds.

For withdrawal of capital gain account Form D should be filed

I think  From  C is  required  to withdraw  form  Capital Gain  Account  , just  Check  and  Confirm   

It's Form C
As mentioned there are no restrictions on withdrawal from Type A – savings account. While premature withdrawal from Type B account is allowed, it is allowed only after transferring the amount to Type A account and there may also be consequential penalty.

Any amount withdrawn is required to be utilised for specified investment within 60 days of withdrawal and any unutilised amount may be re-deposited to Type A account immediately.

Form C shall be submitted for withdrawal from an account for the first time and Form D for subsequent withdrawal providing details of the manner of utilisation of money withdrawn earlier. Hence, no chequebook or debit card is issued to the depositor.

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