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Challenging the FIR - Recovery of goods without payment of Goods and Services Tax - involvement of GST officials and other government officials who were running racket for GST - cheating - criminal conspiracy - The High court concluded that the petition was premature and could not disrupt the ongoing investigation, particularly given the recovery of diaries suggesting bribe payments. Therefore, the petition was dismissed.
Challenging the FIR - Recovery of goods without payment of Goods and Services Tax - involvement of GST officials and other government officials who were running racket for GST - cheating - criminal conspiracy - The High court concluded that the petition was premature and could not disrupt the ongoing investigation, particularly given the recovery of diaries suggesting bribe payments. Therefore, the petition was dismissed.
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