The raids are being carried out in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Mumbai to unearth the "undisclosed foreign investments" of the film producers including a prominent Malayalam actor-cum-producer.
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Updated: 16 Dec 2022 7:25 am
Income Tax officials on Thursday launched raids at 42 locations in three states allegedly linked to some prominent Malayalam film producers, an official source said.
The raids are being carried out in Kerala, Tamil Nadu and Mumbai to unearth the "undisclosed foreign investments" of the film producers including a prominent Malayalam actor-cum-producer."The raids started at 8 am today. They are still underway," the source told PTI.
