These plaints were filed in a special court in Lucknow under various sections of the Income Tax Act, sources said.
The tax official had earlier attached four immovable assets of the Rotomac group and its promoters. It had attached 14 accounts of the group in various bank branches in Uttar Pradesh. These assets were attached to "recover outstanding tax demands" of about Rs 1 billion from the group, they said.
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The Kanpur-based group is being probed by the