₹7.99 Crore GST Fraud in Mumbai: Accused Still Absconding
GST Promise
Mumbai Police have registered a case over an alleged ₹7.99 crore fraud. The accused promised to settle pending GST dues. The company reportedly had liabilities of around ₹11 crore. Police said the accused gained the victim’s trust by offering help with the tax case.
Money Transfer
The victim allegedly transferred nearly ₹8 crore to different bank accounts. The accused claimed the money would help settle the GST and tax issues. A chartered accountant was also brought into the matter.
Account Threat
The complaint also mentions threats linked to the victim’s bank account. The accused allegedly warned that the account could be frozen through contacts in the GST department. One of the victim’s accounts was later frozen, according to the complaint.
Police Probe
Bandra Police registered an FIR after receiving the complaint. The Economic Offences Wing (EOW) of the Mumbai Crime Branch is handling the case. Officers are checking bank records and tracing the money trail. No arrests had been made when the report was published.
Stay Alert
The case shows how fraudsters can use tax issues to gain trust. Businesses should verify GST claims through official channels. They should also avoid sending large amounts based on personal promises.
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