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The Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has written a representation letter to the Executive Editor of Navbharat Times -Mr. Sanjay Khati as a response to theirNews item with the caption LIC Agent ke khate se Rs. 16 lac nikale gaye, CA giraftaar. As such, ICAI has confirmed thatAshish Tayal is not a Chartered Accountant and it has been wrongly reported that he is a Chartered Accountant in the said news item and has requested the media house toverify and confirm with them in the futurew
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FAQ :
The ICAI wrote to Navbharat Times in response to a news item that wrongly identified an arrested individual, Ashish Tayal, as a Chartered Accountant, thereby tarnishing the profession's image.
No, the Institute of Chartered Accountants of India has confirmed that Ashish Tayal is not a Chartered Accountant.
The news report, published on August 21, 2021, was titled "LIC Agent ke khate se Rs. 16 lac nikale gaye, CA giraftaar" and stated that Ashish Tayal was arrested for duping an LIC agent and was a Chartered Accountant.
The ICAI has requested Navbharat Times to publish a prominent clarification stating that the accused is not a Chartered Accountant and to express regret for the error.
The ICAI has requested that Navbharat Times verify and confirm with them in the future whether any accused individual is a Chartered Accountant before publishing such stories.
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