IT Department sends Rs 8 crore recovery notice to a labourer in Bulandshahr



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A labourer from Bulandshahr, India, has been issued a shocking £8 crore recovery notice by the Income Tax department. The man suspects his documents were misused after he submitted them for a job in Delhi. It is believed a bank account was opened using his identity, through which transactions totalling £8.64 crore were made. He has reported the incident to the police, denying any knowledge of the account or transactions.

In a shocking incident, the Income Tax department sent a notice to a labour for recovery of Rs 8 crores. The person, who is a labour by profession, is a native of Bulandshahr in Uttar Pradesh.

The labourer suspected that his documents were misused in Delhi where he went a few days ago regarding a job and had submitted his papers at a company.

Reports stated that a company sent goods to South Africa by submitting the documents of the labourer. When the labourer received the notice, he informed the police.

The labour has been identified as Ankur Kumar, a resident of Baral village of Gulavathi area.

Labourer Receives £8 Crore Tax Notice in India

Kumar told the police that he had given his education certificates and other ID proofs to a person when he was searching for a job.

The alleged victim claimed that after taking all his educational documents and other ID proofs the accused also got signed some documents. However, many tears passed, but the labourer did not get any job.

The victim said he was shocked to receive a notice from the Income Tax Department. It is being said that a bank account was opened by submitting his documents and a transaction of Rs 8.64 crore was made through it.

Ankur Kumar denied any wrongdoing and said he did not have any knowledge of the bank account in his name.

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Ankur Kumar, a labourer from Baral village in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, received the notice.

The Income Tax department has sent a notice for the recovery of £8 crore.

He suspects his documents were misused after submitting them for a job in Delhi, where he provided his education certificates and ID proofs.

It is believed a bank account was opened using the labourer's documents, and transactions totalling £8.64 crore were made through it.

The labourer has informed the police about the notice and denied any knowledge of the bank account or the transactions.




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