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of <h1>Public servants face imprisonment and fines for violating section 142 of the Direct Taxes Code, 2010, with prior government sanction.</h1> A public servant who discloses information or produces documents in violation of section 142 of the Direct Taxes Code, 2010, faces imprisonment for up to six months and a fine. Prosecution under this provision requires prior sanction from the Central Government, which is granted only after the public servant is given an opportunity to be heard.
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