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Karnataka has recorded a dramatic five-fold surge in GST evasion detected by CGST officers in 2024-25, reaching Rs 39,577 crore, the highest in three years. Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman revealed the figures in a written reply in the Lok Sabha on Monday, highlighting a sharp escalation in enfo
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FAQ :
In FY25, the total value of GST evasion detected in Karnataka by CGST officers reached £39,577 crore.
The FY25 figure represents a five-fold surge compared to FY24 (£7,202 crore) and is higher than FY23 (£25,839 crore).
In FY25, CGST authorities registered 1,254 cases and made nine arrests.
A total of £1,623 crore was recovered through voluntary tax payments in FY25.
No, Finance Minister Nirmala Sitharaman clarified that Central GST authorities have not issued any notices based on UPI transactions; these were sent by State GST field offices.
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