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Release on bail - fake firms - evasion of GST input taxes - Petitioner spent one year in Jail - the maximum punishment to be imposed on the petitioner, if convicted, is five years. - The State shall make endeavour to complete the investigation within three months from today - In case the investigation is not completed within three months from this day, the petitioner shall be released on bail by the Trial Court by imposing appropriate terms and conditions
Release on bail - fake firms - evasion of GST input taxes - Petitioner spent one year in Jail - the maximum punishment to be imposed on the petitioner, if convicted, is five years. - The State shall make endeavour to complete the investigation within three months from today - In case the investigation is not completed within three months from this day, the petitioner shall be released on bail by the Trial Court by imposing appropriate terms and conditions
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