A case against Rahul for tax evasion of Rs 100 crore will be filed

New delhi date. November 15, 2019, Friday

The IT tribunal has lashed out at former Congress president Rahul Gandhi. The tribunal has rejected Rahul Gandhi's request to make Young India a charitable trust.

The tribunal, in its order, said that it was not a social or charitable trust but a financial institution. Which means that the case against Rahul Gandhi will now be reopened in a tax of Rs 100 crore, which may increase Rahul Gandhi's problems in the coming days.

In August this year, the ED filed a probe into the money laundering case against AJL, Congress leader Motilal Vora and former Haryana Chief Minister Bhupinder Singh Hooda.

Investigations under the PML revealed that a plot in Haryana's Panchkula was allotted to AJL in 1982, though it was withdrawn by the Estate Officer HUDA on 30 October 1992 as the AJL did not comply with the allotment terms. ED filed a PMLA complaint in 2016 based on a CBI complaint.