Power to arrest authorises tax officers to detain persons for specified GST offences and requires prompt magistrate production. Power to arrest authorises Commissioners to delegate arrest authority to CGST/SGST officers for specified offences; arresting officers must inform grounds and produce arrestees before a magistrate within twenty-four hours; for non-cognizable bailable offences Deputy or Assistant Commissioners have police station officer-equivalent bail and release powers; all arrests must follow the Code of Criminal Procedure.
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Power to arrest authorises tax officers to detain persons for specified GST offences and requires prompt magistrate production.
Power to arrest authorises Commissioners to delegate arrest authority to CGST/SGST officers for specified offences; arresting officers must inform grounds and produce arrestees before a magistrate within twenty-four hours; for non-cognizable bailable offences Deputy or Assistant Commissioners have police station officer-equivalent bail and release powers; all arrests must follow the Code of Criminal Procedure.
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