The Income Tax (IT) department has made a significant seizure of 52 kilograms of gold and ₹10 crore in cash from an abandoned car in Bhopal. The haul is believed to be linked to an ongoing high-profile case.
Gold SeizureBhopal10 CroreIt DepartmentHighprofile CaseReal Estate MaharashtraDec 20, 2024
The total value of the gold and cash seized is approximately ₹12 crore (52 kg of gold and ₹10 crore in cash).
The abandoned car was found parked in a secluded area of Bhopal.
The IT department received a tip-off about a suspected illegal transaction involving a large amount of gold and cash.
The IT department is conducting further forensic analysis and working with other law enforcement agencies to trace the sources and beneficiaries of the funds.
The seizure is suspected to be linked to a high-profile case that has been under investigation, but the specific details are still being determined.
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