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Income Tax raid at medical and allied colleges reveals Rs 80 crores cash
Puducherry /Chennai: A massive raid conducted by Income Tax officials across 30 premises belonging to major colleges in Chennai and Puducherry has led to a recovery of Rs 80 crores in cash. The colleges that were raided include medical colleges, engineering colleges and one nursing college and have now been identified as Mahatma Gandhi Medical college, Rajiv Gandhi Engineering College, Kasturbai Nursing college in Puducherry and Sathya Sai Medical College in Chennai.
The raid was reported to have been tipped by angry parents who wanted their money back in the wake of common entrance test, NEET coming into force from this year.
Taking a cue from complaints that the college had collected several crores as capitation fees from students admitted for the MBBS and postgraduate courses, about 50 I-T officials under Deputy Commissioner of Taxes launched a raid on the Mahatma Gandhi college and simultaneously raided the research institute and the engineering college run by Sri Balaji Educational and Charitable Public Trust, reports Indian Express.
A total of 120 income tax officials raided the home of a PRO of the Pondicherry-based colleges and recovered Rs 40 crore packed in 38 cardboard boxes. Another Rs 40 crore was retrieved from the premises of Sathya Sai Medical college. The raid is reported to be still underway, with raids being carried out at the staff and authorities of the colleges.
The raid was reported to have been tipped by angry parents who wanted their money back in the wake of common entrance test, NEET coming into force from this year.
Taking a cue from complaints that the college had collected several crores as capitation fees from students admitted for the MBBS and postgraduate courses, about 50 I-T officials under Deputy Commissioner of Taxes launched a raid on the Mahatma Gandhi college and simultaneously raided the research institute and the engineering college run by Sri Balaji Educational and Charitable Public Trust, reports Indian Express.
A total of 120 income tax officials raided the home of a PRO of the Pondicherry-based colleges and recovered Rs 40 crore packed in 38 cardboard boxes. Another Rs 40 crore was retrieved from the premises of Sathya Sai Medical college. The raid is reported to be still underway, with raids being carried out at the staff and authorities of the colleges.
Income Tax RaidIt raidKasturbai Nursing collegeMahatma Gandhi Medical CollegeSathya Sai Medical College
Meghna A Singhania is the founder and Editor-in-Chief at Medical Dialogues. An Economics graduate from Delhi University and a post graduate from London School of Economics and Political Science, her key research interest lies in health economics, and policy making in health and medical sector in the country. She is a member of the Association of Healthcare Journalists. She can be contacted at meghna@medicaldialogues.in. Contact no. 011-43720751
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