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Assessee Acquitted of Unexplained Income Charges; Anti-Corruption Inquiry Finds No Guilt in Corruption Allegations.

June 14, 2022

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Unexplained/undisclosed income - Addition based on finding are based on the statements of erstwhile teachers who have been terminated from service - - The prosecution has failed to prove the allegations made in the complaint that the complainant and other witnesses have paid money to the Assessee for appointment of teacher/caretaker/ staff. The Ld. Magistrate after conducting the due Trial has acquitted the Assessee from all the charges levelled against him. Further Assessee was also subject to the enquiry conducted by the Anti Corruption bureau, wherein the Assessee has been found not guilty of the allegations of corruption made against him. - No additions - AT

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