DGGI Arrests Two Key Figures in Major Tax Evasion Scheme in Hyderabad
DGGI arrests two persons over organised tax evasion rackets
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The Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) in Hyderabad has arrested two individuals linked to organized tax evasion schemes involving fraudulent Input Tax Credit (ITC) worth ₹260 crore (approximately $31.2 million USD). The arrests are part of a broader crackdown on inter-state GST fraud networks, with ongoing investigations into several cases.
- 01Two individuals arrested for organized tax evasion in Hyderabad.
- 02One suspect was a mastermind behind 48 dummy firms generating ₹260 crore in fraudulent ITC.
- 03The second individual was linked to ₹13.10 crore in fraudulent ITC.
- 04DGGI has intensified actions against organized GST evasion cases.
- 05In 2025-26, 123 cases involving ₹7,252 crore in fraud were registered.
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On April 10, 2023, the Directorate General of GST Intelligence (DGGI) announced the arrest of two individuals in Hyderabad for their involvement in organized tax evasion schemes. One of the suspects was identified as a key member of a network that created 48 dummy firms to facilitate fraudulent Input Tax Credit (ITC) transactions worth ₹260 crore (approximately $31.2 million USD). The second individual was implicated in a scheme involving ₹13.10 crore in fraudulent ITC. These arrests are part of DGGI's intensified efforts to combat organized GST fraud, leveraging advanced data analytics and inter-agency cooperation. In the fiscal year 2025-26 alone, the DGGI reported 123 cases against organized crime networks involving a staggering ₹7,252 crore in fraudulent activities, resulting in 10 arrests. The investigation continues as authorities aim to dismantle these large-scale tax evasion operations.
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These arrests may deter future tax evasion schemes and enhance compliance among businesses in the region.
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