New Delhi: The Income Tax Tribunal has given a shock to the well-known Congress president Sonia Gandhi and Rahul Gandhi. Where the Tribunal has rejected the Gandhi family's claim of calling Young India a charitable trust. Now the Rs 100 crore income tax case against him is going to open again. The Gandhi family claimed that Young India is a charitable trust and should be exempted from income tax. The same tribunal said in the order that it is a commercial trust. No such work has been done by it in the Charitable category.
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According to the information received, during the hearing, the tribunal found that the Congress gave a loan to Young India, from which it did business with Associated Journal Limited. The Associated Journal Limited National Herald newspaper is governed. Both Sonia and Rahul are directors of Young India. Both have a 36 percent stake in the company. Apart from this, senior Congress leaders Motilal Vora and Oscar Fernandez have 600 shares.
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If you talk to the sources, then in 2017, the Congress had given the Delhi High Court application and told that Young India Private Limited is a charitable company. In January this year, the Income Tax Department had issued a notice to Sonia and Rahul asking them to pay Rs 100 crore tax. According to the assessment of the same income tax, the return filed by the Gandhi family was not reported in the income tax of Rs 300 crore.
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