Income Tax Department Raids On Political Party’s Office In Patna

Income tax department raids on political party’s office, a special team from Gujarat conducted raids in Bihar.

The Income Tax Department has raided more than 160 locations of 111 small registered political parties in the country in the case of illegal donations.

It also includes the office of a political party located in Patna.

The office of the Bharatiya Janakranti Dal (Democratic) is located in the house of Suresh Dutt Mishra, located in the Mithapur area of ​​​​Jakkanpur police station area of ​​​​Patna.

The Income Tax Department team has raided here. This house belongs to party chief Rakesh Dutt Mishra. Raid was cast at his house on Wednesday afternoon which lasted till late evening.

A special team of Income Tax Department officials had come from Gujarat for the raid.

In the raids on the office of Bharatiya Jankranti Dal (Democratic), a large number of papers have been found and some diaries have also been recovered.

It is said that there is an account of political donations in them. There are details like where the amount was received and how it was received (ie check cash or other means).

Only after scrutinizing the seized documents will it be clear where this donation was used. Along with this, it will also be possible to know how much donation the party has received so far.

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Simultaneous raids in several states.

According to the information, the Income Tax Department has conducted raids in some states including the capital of the country, Delhi, UP, MP, Punjab, Gujarat, West Bengal, Maharashtra, and Bihar.

The IT department team raided the locations of different political parties together.

During this, all the documents and other documents including passbooks of the parties concerned were confiscated at all places. Through these, information about donations will be collected.

What is the whole matter?

It is said that the Income Tax Department had received information about small parties receiving black money in the form of donations from many influential people or households.

Keeping some part of the donation amount with themselves, the remaining amount is returned to the concerned person or household.

Due to this, the person concerned gets a big relief in income tax. Apart from this, there has also been talking of raising donations by small parties in the name of some big or other parties.

In this amount also some percentage is deducted and given to the concerned party. There are also many such parties, which do not exist at all.

These are made only for fundraising. 66 such small parties had requested the Election Commission to authorize their parties to provide tax exemption to the donors.

The entire racket has come to the fore during the investigation of the case.