In 2006, Bharatbhai Patel alias Bharat Chaudhary, a resident of Golvi village in Diyodar taluka of Banaskantha, left his house as a 15-year-old. He had failed his Board exams and his parents had given him a tongue-lashing.
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Kapadia runs textiles and colour chemical business.
The Surat unit of Directorate General of Goods and Services Tax (DGGST) on Wednesday night arrested a textile trader for allegedly evading Input Tax Credit to the tune of Rs 33.30 crore. The accused was sent to judicial custody at Surat Central Jail on Thursday.
Acting on a tip off, the intelligence officer of DGGST, Anil Kumar Shukla, with his teams, nabbed Mohammed Sufiyan Kapadia, from Nanavat Shahpore area in Surat, on Wednesday evening. Kapadia runs textiles and colour chemical business.
The officials said Kapadia had floated non-existing firms, showed sale and purchase of textile goods through fake documents and availed input tax credit, which he had carry forwarded to other parties. He was booked under various sections of the CGST Act 2017. Kapadia was produced before Surat district court on Thursday and was later sent to judicial custody at Surat Central Jail.