A very shocking incident has come to light in Bundi district of Rajasthan, where the Income Tax Department has issued a notice of Rs 10 crore 61 lakh 83 thousand to a poor potter selling ordinary utensils. This news has become a matter of rapid discussion in the field and everyone wants to know how this happened.
The victim works hard day and night.
Vishnu Kumar Prajapati, a resident of Barana village of Jalaji, Bundi, is a potter by profession, who makes her life by making utensils throughout the day. Vishnu’s monthly income is about 10 thousand rupees. But the notice received from the Income Tax Department on March 11 brought a storm in his life.
According to the notice, in the year 2020-21, Vishnu had a transaction of Rs 10.61 crore with a person named Surendra Singh Babel. Vishnu says that he does not even know anyone of this name. After this notice, Vishnu and his entire family are under stress. He called it the biggest joke of his life.
On going to the bottom of the case, it was found that on 19 March 2020, a single firm named ‘Bhumika Trading’ was registered for GST in Girgaon, Maharashtra. Vishnu’s Aadhaar card, PAN card and other necessary documents were used in the registration of this firm. Vishnu claims that he neither made any firm nor did any big business.
In fact, an unknown person misused Vishnu’s name and documents and formed a fake company and made a transaction of crores of rupees in his name. Not only this, on the basis of this fraud, the Income Tax Department also issued a notice to Vishnu.
