The Income Tax Department has established a 24/7 control room in New Delhi to monitor the movement of unaccounted cash and valuables during the upcoming Delhi Assembly Elections 2025. This initiative aims to curb the influence of black money and ensure a fair electoral process. Residents are encouraged to report any suspicious activity anonymously via a toll-free number, with all information kept confidential.
The Income Tax Department, under its commitment to assist the Election Commission of India in curbing the role of black money in elections,encourages the residents to contribute to the process of ensuring clean and fairDelhi Legislative Assembly Elections, 2025.
To achieve this goal,Directorate of
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FAQ :
The control room has been set up to monitor the movement of unaccounted cash, bullion, and other valuables suspected to be used for electoral purposes during the Delhi Assembly Elections 2025.
Any resident can provide information regarding suspicious movement or distribution of cash, bullion, or precious metals within the NCT of Delhi in connection with the elections.
You can contact the control room via a toll-free number (1800111309) or landline numbers (011-23210293/294/325/326) and a mobile number (9868502260).
No, callers to the control room do not need to disclose any personal details, such as their name or identity. The identity of the informant will be kept secret.
The control room will be functional throughout the entire period of the Model Code of Conduct in Delhi, from the announcement of the elections until they are over.