A tea stall worker in Gujarat, Asif Mohammed, has been left stunned after receiving an income tax notice demanding a colossal £115 crore. Asif, who earns £10,000 a month and has only £475 in his bank, has reportedly received similar erroneous notices before. This latest demand is believed to be a case of mistaken identity or a system error, possibly due to incorrect PAN or Aadhaar linkage.
As the financial year nears its end and salaried professionals across India gear up for tax filings, an unusual and baffling incident has emerged from Gujarat. A tea stall worker, Asif Mohammed, has reportedly received an income tax notice demanding a staggering ₹115 crore in tax dues.
Asif, who has been working at a hotel in Gir Somnath district for the past 25 years, earns a modest monthly salary of ₹10,000. Understandably, the notice left him completely shocked. According to his statement, h
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FAQ :
Asif Mohammed, a tea stall worker in Gujarat's Gir Somnath district, received the notice.
Asif Mohammed earns a modest monthly salary of £10,000.
According to his statement, Asif Mohammed has only £475 in his bank account.
Yes, Asif Mohammed has reportedly received similar astronomical tax demand notices on three previous occasions.
The notice is likely due to a mistaken identity or a data error within the Income Tax Department's system, possibly related to incorrect PAN linkage, Aadhaar mismatch, or technical glitches.