Income Tax (I-T) authorities have conducted searches at over 24 premises linked to Gujarat Samachar, a prominent Gujarati newspaper, and its owner's family. The raids also included properties associated with the Iscon Group, a real estate company. The exact reasons behind these searches are yet to be disclosed.
Income TaxInvestigationGujarat SamacharIscon GroupFinancial IrregularitiesReal EstateMay 15, 2025

The I-T department conducted searches at Gujarat Samachar and related properties as part of an ongoing investigation into potential financial irregularities, including tax evasion and money laundering. The exact reasons are not yet officially disclosed.
The owner of Gujarat Samachar, a prominent figure in the media industry, has not commented on the searches publicly. Their properties and related businesses are among those being investigated by the I-T department.
The Iscon Group is a well-known real estate company in Gujarat involved in large-scale residential and commercial projects. Their properties were searched as part of the broader investigation into potential financial irregularities.
The investigation could have significant implications for the media and real estate sectors, including potential changes in business practices, increased scrutiny, and a focus on transparency and compliance with financial regulations.
The I-T department is expected to provide more details and explanations regarding the reasons behind the searches and the findings as the investigation progresses. The public and stakeholders are closely watching for further developments.

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