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Toll evaders penalized at Toll Post Lakhanpur
10/19/2018 9:46:32 PM
Early Times Report
Jammu, Oct 19: As per the direction of the State High Court, all the stone crushers units operating in Kerian Gandyal and Nagri and nearby areas of Kathua District were asked to route their material through Toll Posts established at Gandyal Village and Nagri and pay Toll tax in accordance with rule 3(2) of J & K Levy of Toll Act , 1995.
In order to implement this judgment in letter and spirit , a show cause notice was issued and served to all the crusher units under section 13 (2) of J & K Levy of Toll Act , 1995 to comply directions passed by the High Court. But inspite of clear cut judgment, the crusher units are trying to evade the toll tax by not passing through the Toll Posts established, which prompted the department to take action.
A team of vigilant officials of Excise Department caught two vehicles bearing registration Nos. PB07AS6582 & PB13AB-9398 each carrying 'Bajri' illegally with malafide intentions to evade the Toll. The Excise department team lead by ETOs Sandeep Gupta and Aamir Ayaiz Rather laid nakas at different points and chased the evading vehicles in a calculated and strategic manner on established Toll Posts Kerian Gandyal and Goondh. The accused drivers had a scuffle with the Excise team but eventually were apprehended and the vehicles were confiscated by the team and brought to Toll Post Lakhanpur. Accordingly, the proceedings under sections 3 & 8 of the J&K Levy of Tolls Act, 1995, were initiated and demand notices were issued to owners/ drivers of the vehicles which included Rs.89040/- on account of Basic toll & toll on goods along with fine of Rs.880200/-.
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