I-T raids on 2 shopping malls in Srinagar

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Updated At : 11:58 AM Oct 23, 2020 IST

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Srinagar, October 22

The Income Tax (I-T) Department on Thursday carried out raids on several places, including two prominent shopping malls in the city.

The Income Tax sleuths, accompanied by the local police and contingents of the CRPF, raided the two malls in the uptown marketing area of the city.

These raids were carried out on the MS shopping mall in the Residency Road area and the City Walk shopping mall on the Maulana Azad road.

Raids were also simultaneously carried out on the premises of some local businessmen in Nowhatta, Nishat, Rajbagh and some other places in Srinagar.

Reports said some documents and records were seized during these I-T raids although none of the I-T officials agreed to come on record to state the reasons behind Thursday raids. — IANS

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