'Largest haul of black money': Income Tax department raid on Odisha distillery has turned up Rs 290 crore so far, counting still on after 3 days
The Income Tax department's raid on an Odisha-based distillery group and its associated entities is set to turn up a staggering Rs 290 crore in "unaccounted" cash, making it a record-breaking haul by any agency in a single operation. About 40 large and small currency-counting machines are being used to sort through the cash and more department and bank staffers have been deployed to finish the counting process. This is the highest-ever cash seizure made by an agency as part of an action against a single group and its linked entities.
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