CGST Officer in Gujarat Caught Accepting Bribe by ACB Officials
A 27-year-old CGST inspector in Vapi, Gujarat, was arrested by the Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) while allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 40,000 from a real estate firm owner.
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According to ACB officials, the real estate partnership firm's owner had received a notice from the CGST Vapi office stating that the firm's CGST taxes for the year 2020-21 had not been paid. After verifying the payment of the tax amount with his accountant, the owner went to the CGST office and showed the bills to CGST Grade 2 inspector Yashwant Gahlaut.
Upon reviewing the documents, Gahlaut allegedly demanded Rs 40,000 from the businessman to get rid of the tax notice. The owner initially resisted but eventually agreed when the inspector allegedly became insistent. The businessman then contacted the ACB and lodged a complaint against Gahlaut.
Frequently Asked Questions
Who was caught accepting a bribe in Vapi, Gujarat?
A 27-year-old CGST inspector named Yashwant Gahlaut was arrested by the Anti Corruption Bureau (ACB) for allegedly accepting a bribe of Rs 40,000.
What was the bribe amount demanded by the CGST inspector?
The CGST inspector demanded Rs 40,000 from a real estate firm owner to get rid of a tax notice.
What did the real estate firm receive from the CGST Vapi office?
The real estate firm received a notice from the CGST Vapi office stating that their CGST taxes for the year 2020-21 had not been paid.
How did the businessman verify the payment of the tax amount?
The businessman verified the payment of the tax amount with his accountant and showed the bills to the CGST inspector.
Under which act was the CGST inspector arrested?
The CGST inspector was arrested under various sections of the Prevention of Corruption Act.
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