CGST Department's Alleged Illegal Detention Petition Disposed, Petitioner Can Pursue Other Remedies The court disposed of the petition concerning the alleged illegal detention by the CGST Department of Ankur Mittal as infructuous. The petitioner was ...
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CGST Department's Alleged Illegal Detention Petition Disposed, Petitioner Can Pursue Other Remedies
The court disposed of the petition concerning the alleged illegal detention by the CGST Department of Ankur Mittal as infructuous. The petitioner was granted liberty to pursue other legal remedies regarding the detention.
Issues: Alleged illegal detention by CGST Department
Analysis: The case involved the alleged illegal detention of Ankur Mittal by the CGST Department, Rohtak. The petitioner's counsel argued that although Ankur Mittal was called by the department for questioning regarding bogus billing and GST evasion amounting to Rs. 70 crores, he was detained for two days despite being allowed to go home after the initial questioning sessions on 22.08.2019 and 23.08.2019. The CGST Department's counsel contended that Ankur Mittal was called in after issuing a notice and was subsequently allowed to return home. The court noted the submissions of both parties and disposed of the petition as infructuous. The petitioner was granted liberty to pursue other legal remedies concerning the alleged detention of Ankur Mittal, as per the counsel's submissions.
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