GST Fraud Alert: Rs 10000 crore scam revealed with 3000 fake shell companies



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The Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) has uncovered a massive Goods and Services Tax (GST) fraud amounting to over Rs 700 crore. The scam involves approximately 1,000 fake shell companies that illegally generated e-way bills and claimed input tax credit. Sanjay Dhingra, promoter of Good Health Industries, has been arrested in connection with the case. The DGGI is working with other intelligence agencies to track down the syndicate members who operated across several states.

On Thursday, the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) arrested one Sanjay Dhingra, the promoter of Good Health Industries Pvt Ltd, Rajouri Garden, Delhi, which is engaged in manufacturing of ‘Dairy Best' brand of desi ghee having manufacturing units at Mewat in Haryana and Saharanpur in UP.

According to sources, Dhingra told DGGI during his questioning that the syndicate had managed to register at least 3,000 companies, of which 1,000 were actively engaged in illegally raising e-way bills and claiming input tax credit worth hundreds of crores. So far, the agency has tracked tax evasion of more than Rs 700 crore by these entities.

The Centre has involved other intelligence agencies in tracking the members of the syndicate that has a footprint in several states and were able to register shell companies.

GST Fraud: Rs 700 Crore Evasion by 1000 Fake Companies

Special teams have been constituted by the DGGI and an analysis of records revealed these operational 1,000 shell companies have evaded Goods and Services Tax (GST) of more than Rs 700 crore. The end users of these fake GST were identified on an all India basis after a search and seizure operation.

A unit of DGGI's Ghaziabad is probing Dhingra's manufacturing units at Mewat and Saharanpur for alleged involvement in evasion of GST of more than Rs 63 crore, sources said. Dhingra had been arrested in the past, too, for alleged GST fraud and is under investigation by other central agencies in bank fraud cases.

Preliminary investigation revealed the modus operandi of the syndicate was creating shell entities on fake documents and appointing dummy directors to shield the mastermind.

FAQ :

The agency has tracked tax evasion of more than Rs 700 crore by these entities.

Analysis of records revealed approximately 1,000 shell companies have evaded GST.

Sanjay Dhingra, the promoter of Good Health Industries Pvt Ltd, has been arrested.

The syndicate created shell entities using fake documents and appointed dummy directors to conceal the masterminds.

Yes, Sanjay Dhingra has been arrested previously for alleged GST fraud and is under investigation for bank fraud cases.




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