Two years rigorous imprisonment with fine to then income tax officer and private person

Two years rigorous imprisonment with fine to then income tax officer and private person

New Delhi/Jalandhar, February 17, 2014: The Special Judge  for CBI Cases, Madurai (Tamil Nadu) has convicted, D.Soundarapandian, then Income Tax Officer of Dindigul District and  Karuppusamy, a  private person for causing loss of Rs.22.16 lakh (approx) to the government and sentenced them to undergo two years Rigorous Imprisonment with total fine of Rs.30,000.
CBI had registered a case against D. Soundarapandian, the then Income Tax Officer, Dindigul and P. Karuppusamy of Ottanchathiram, Dindigul District on the allegation that during the year 2006,  the said accused persons entered into criminal conspiracy to  cheat Income Tax Department. In pursuance of the conspiracy, D. Soundarapandian abused his official position and fraudulently  concealed  in his survey report the actual  expenditure  incurred by P. Kauruppusamy in constructing a residential complex at Dindigul , which was an undisclosed income of P. Karuppusamy in his IT returns. Thus, the Income Tax Officer facilitated  Karuppusamy to evade payment of tax to the tune of Rs.22,16,951 (approx) including interest which amounted to loss to Income Tax Department. After investigation of the case, CBI filed charge sheet against the accused persons under sections 120-B r/w 420,201 IPC and section 13(2) r/w 13(1)(d) of Prevention of Corruption Act, 1988.
After completion of trial, the Court found both the accused guilty and convicted them.//New delhi news,  New delhi current news,  New delhi news live, New delhi breaking news, New delhi headlines, New delhi latest news, india news, world news,

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