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No one above law: Union minister Anurag Thakur on I-T survey at BBC offices

No one above law: Anurag Thakur on I-T survey at BBC offices in India

Thakur said the Income Tax Department conducted surveys from time to time wherever there were some irregularities

Union Minister Anurag Thakur said the Income Tax Department conducted surveys from time to time wherever there were some irregularities
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Information and Broadcasting Minister Anurag Thakur on Tuesday said no one was above the law and the Income Tax department would share details about the survey it had carried out at the offices of BBC in New Delhi and Mumbai.
"No one can be above the law of the country," Thakur told reporters in Kalyan when asked about the Income Tax surveys on the BBC offices in India.
He said the Income Tax Department conducted surveys from time to time wherever there were some irregularities.
"When the surveys are over, it issues a press note or holds a press briefing to share information. I believe that when the I-T Department will complete its survey, it will share details with you," Thakur said.
The Income Tax department on Tuesday conducted survey operations at the BBC offices in Delhi and Mumbai as part of an investigation into alleged tax evasion.
The UK-based British public broadcaster said that it was "fully cooperating" with the authorities and hoped that the situation will be resolved "as soon as possible".
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Social media giant has reportedly approached the government seeking more time to comply with the new IT rules. The micro-blogging site has said that it intends to comply with the rules but needs more time due to the pandemic situation in India, news agency PTI reported quoting sources
The response from Twitter comes after the government issued a strongly-worded final notice to the company regarding its non-compliance with the new rules. In its notice, the government said that Twitter's refusal to comply with the rules demonstrated it's &lsquo;lack of commitment and efforts towards providing a safe experience&rsquo;
Twitter spokesperson in rebuttal said the firm has been and remains deeply committed to India, and serving the vital public conversation.

Twitter says needs more time from govt to comply with new IT rules: reports

<ul>
<li>Twitter seeks more time from govt to comply with new IT rules: reports</li>
<li>Twitter: Will comply but need more time due to Covid&nbsp;in India</li>
<li>Twitter responds to Govt's&nbsp;strongly worded final notice&nbsp;</li>
<li>Twitter says remains deeply committed to serving India</li>
</ul>

The social media giant Twitter has reportedly approached the government seeking more time to comply with the new IT rules. The micro-blogging site has said that it intends to comply with the rules but needs more time due to the pandemic situation in India, news agency PTI reported quoting sources
The response from Twitter comes after the government issued a strongly-worded final notice to the company regarding its non-compliance with the new rules. In its notice, the government said that Twitter's refusal to comply with the rules demonstrated its &lsquo;lack of commitment and efforts towards providing a safe experience&rsquo;
Twitter spokesperson in a rebuttal said the firm has been and remains deeply committed to India, and serving the vital public conversation.

The government issued a notice to Twitter on Saturday, giving it final chance to appoint India-based officers following the country's new digital media rules.
Government has said if Twitter fails to comply &lsquo;the exemption from liability available under section 79 of the IT Act, 2000 shall stand withdrawn' and it&nbsp; will&nbsp;be 'liable for consequences&rsquo;
The notice comes on the same day when Twitter briefly removed the verified blue tick from Vice President Venkaiah Naidu&rsquo;s personal handle citing inactivity.
This signals further deterioration of ties between PM Modi's administration and Twitter
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Govt's final notice to twitter on compliance with new IT rules

Govt issues final notice to Twitter on compliance with I-T rules
Twitter's last chance to comply, appoint India-based officers
Govt says Twitter must comply or will be&nbsp;'liable for consequences&rsquo;&nbsp;
Ties between PM Modi's administration&nbsp;&amp; Twitter further&nbsp;deteriorates&nbsp;

The government issued a notice to Twitter on Saturday, giving it final chance to appoint India-based officers following the country's new digital media rules.
Government has said if Twitter fails to comply &lsquo;the exemption from liability available under section 79 of the IT Act, 2000 shall stand withdrawn' and it&nbsp; will&nbsp;be 'liable for consequences&rsquo;
The notice comes on the same day when Twitter briefly removed the verified blue tick from Vice President Venkaiah Naidu&rsquo;s personal handle citing inactivity.
This signals further deterioration of ties between PM Modi's administration and Twitter
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Income Tax freezes Sasikala's assets worth ₹2000 cr 

The Income Tax Department on Wednesday froze assets worth ₹2000 crores owned by former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa's close aide Sasikala&nbsp;

Jailed Sasikala's assets worth ₹2000 cr seized Frozen assets include 2 properties worth ₹300 cr Frozen assets located in various areas of TN

The Income Tax Department on Wednesday froze assets worth ₹2000 crores owned by former Tamil Nadu chief minister J Jayalalithaa's close aide Sasikala&nbsp;under the Benami Prohibition Act. The frozen assets include two properties worth ₹300 crores.
These properties, located in Siruthavur and Kodanadu, are in the name of Jaya&rsquo;s aide Sasikala, Ilavarasi and Sudhakaran.
The Benami Prohibition wing of the I-T department has pasted notices outside the properties.

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