Black Money crackdown: Income Tax office asks citizens to report suspicious cash transactions in Lok Sabha Elections 2019
To ensure that a free and fair election is conducted, a 24x7 control room is set up, to curb the utilisation of black money during the General Elections 2019.
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To ensure that a free and fair election is conducted, Investigation Directorates of Income Tax, Mumbai, has set up a 24x7 control room, to curb the utilisation of black money during the General Elections 2019.
The Office of Director General of Income tax (Investigation), Mumbai, with gathered intelligence will keep a stringent watch over movement of cash and valuables such as gold, silver etc. They will also keep an eye on any unlawful activity that might have an impact on the elections in the constituencies of Mumbai. Necessary actions will be taken under Income Tax Laws.
Vigilant citizens are requested by the Office of Director General of Income-tax, to pass on any information with regard to stocking, movement or distribution of black money, cash, gold, silver etc.
The toll-free number for registering complaints/providing information regarding any circulation or distribution of black money is 1800-221-510. Landline number 022-22820562 or Whatsapp numbers 9372727823 and 9372727824 can also be used by the citizens.
