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I-T Dept sets up 24x7 control room in Mumbai to curb misuse of money power in elections

By IANS | Updated: March 21, 2024 20:25 IST

Mumbai, March 21 To ensure free and fair polling during the Lok Sabha elections, the Income Tax Department ...

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Mumbai, March 21 To ensure free and fair polling during the Lok Sabha elections, the Income Tax Department in Mumbai has set up an election expenditure monitoring mechanism consisting of a 24x7 control room that will be in operation till the date of polling in the city, i.e., May 20.

The public can provide information regarding the movement of cash or valuables to the control room through the following toll-free number, WhatsApp/text numbers and email:

Toll Free Number: 1800-221-510

WhatsApp/Text Numbers: 8976176276/ 8976176776

Email ID: mumbai.addldit.inv7@incometax.gov.in

Control Room Address: Room no. 316, 3rd floor, Scindia House, Ballard Estate, Mumbai-400001

The residents of Mumbai are requested to share any such information with the Income Tax Department to ensure a free and fair Lok Sabha Elections.

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