The Income Tax Department conducted extensive raids on over 18 locations linked to a prominent real estate developer in Lucknow and Barabanki. The developer, known for numerous high-rise and residential projects, faces allegations of financial irregularit
Real EstateTax EvasionFinancial IrregularitiesIncome Tax DepartmentLucknowReal EstateOct 24, 2024

The main reason for the raids was the suspicion of financial irregularities, tax evasion, and transactions with shell companies. The developer was also accused of converting black money into legitimate income.
Over 18 locations were targeted during the raids, including key offices, residential properties, and associated manufacturing facilities in Lucknow and Barabanki.
Authorities seized numerous financial records, documents, and electronic data from the targeted locations. They also interrogated owners, directors, and employees about the company’s business practices.
The estimated annual turnover of the real estate developer exceeds ₹1,000 crore, although the exact figures are not publicly disclosed on their official website.
The I-T Department deployed over 25 teams to carry out the raids, restricted access to the premises, and instructed staff to surrender their mobile phones. The operations were thorough and aimed to gather comprehensive evidence.

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