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Kerala’s Congress-backed News Channel Claims Tax Authorities Have Frozen Its Bank Accounts

The administration of Congress-backed Jaihind TV in Kerala on Saturday charged that its bank accounts were solidified by the Middle, a day after the national party’s primary bank accounts were solidified by the I-T office over an extraordinary assessment demand.

According to sources within the TV channel, the office of the Collaborator Commissioner, Central GST, and Central Extract in Thiruvananthapuram issued a note to two driving private banks, coordinating them to recuperate the sum due to the central government from the news channel’s parent company, Bharat Broadcasting Company, driving to the freeze of its accounts.

Jaihind TV was as of late within the news after the CBI issued a take note looking for subtle elements of the speculations made within the channel by Karnataka Appointee Chief Serve D K Shivakumar in association with an unbalanced resources case against the Congress leader.

The channel’s Overseeing Chief, B.S. Shiju, said the activity of the charge specialists was totally ‘unexpected’, whereas the case related to it was pending within the Tall Court.

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“This unexpected activity is without a doubt disastrous and has dove the channel into a crisis,” he said. Shiju said the channel, on December 22, the final year, got a take note looking for points of interest in a venture made by Shivakumar and his family members. “We are completely collaborating with the examining office in that respect. But shockingly, after this, we got half a dozen takes from different central government divisions and offices. It is clear that typically there is a clear case of a political feud between the Indian National Congress and D. K. Shivakumar,” Shiju, who is additionally a Congress pioneer, told PTI. Sources in Jaihind TV said the solidifying of the accounts was in association with a 7-year-old case concerning benefit assess back payments, which is as of now being heard by the Kerala Tall Court.