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Return of cash seized by department u/s 132A - Failure to obey the directions of the ITAT and PCIT - This is a fit and proper case in which action should be initiated against all the officers concerned who were all in charge of this case at the appropriate and relevant point of time and particularly after 25th September 2014 and in any case after 31st December 2019 and most certainly after the Petition was filed and because of their inaction, Petitioner was made to suffer both financially and mentally. - HC
Return of cash seized by department u/s 132A - Failure to obey the directions of the ITAT and PCIT - This is a fit and proper case in which action should be initiated against all the officers concerned who were all in charge of this case at the appropriate and relevant point of time and particularly after 25th September 2014 and in any case after 31st December 2019 and most certainly after the Petition was filed and because of their inaction, Petitioner was made to suffer both financially and mentally. - HC
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