A Bengaluru court denied pre-arrest bail to Mysuru businessman Akram Pasha, the prime suspect in a Rs 419-crore bogus tax credit scam. His son, Mohammed Kamran, already in judicial custody, also had his bail plea rejected. The father-son duo allegedly issued fake invoices, leading to significant GST fraud. Investigations revealed a network involved in fraudulent input tax credit transactions.Rs 419-crore bogus tax credit scam: City court rejects pre-arrest bail for Mysuru bizman, bail for his son
A Bengaluru court denied pre-arrest bail to Mysuru businessman Akram Pasha, the prime suspect in a Rs 419-crore bogus tax credit scam. His son, Mohammed Kamran, already in judicial custody, also had his bail plea rejected. The father-son duo allegedly issued fake invoices, leading to significant GST fraud. Investigations revealed a network involved in fraudulent input tax credit transactions.
