Kannada Actors Raided

Kannada actors Aindrita Ray and Diganth have been summoned by the police tomorrow in an alleged drugs case that has sparked a massive controversy in the state film industry. The property of Aditya Alva, son of late Karnataka minister Jeevaraj Alva, was also raided by the Bengaluru Police today.

The Central Crime Branch of Bengaluru, which is investigating the drug abuse case in Karnataka involving Kannada film actors today raided the lavish bungalow of Aditya Alva, son of former minister and late Jeevaraj Alva in the city.

The Income Tax department will soon hold a meeting with the Kannada film industry fraternity on the need for paying taxes and filing returns, Karnataka Director-General Income Tax (Investigation) BR Balakrishnan said. Tax officials had recently raided top Kannada actors and film producers.

The Income Tax Department said on Sunday said that undisclosed assets worth Rs 11 crore were seized after raids on top Kannada actors and producers. Tax officials also recovered Rs 109 crore.

Income Tax raids on four top Kannada film actors concluded today but officials continued to grill three producers on the third day.

Income Tax Raids: Top Kannada actors and film producers were raided today by the income tax department. Around 200 officials searched multiple locations across Karnataka, said an I-T officer.

Kannada actors Aindrita Ray and Diganth have been summoned by the police tomorrow in an alleged drugs case that has sparked a massive controversy in the state film industry. The property of Aditya Alva, son of late Karnataka minister Jeevaraj Alva, was also raided by the Bengaluru Police today.

The Central Crime Branch of Bengaluru, which is investigating the drug abuse case in Karnataka involving Kannada film actors today raided the lavish bungalow of Aditya Alva, son of former minister and late Jeevaraj Alva in the city.

The Income Tax department will soon hold a meeting with the Kannada film industry fraternity on the need for paying taxes and filing returns, Karnataka Director-General Income Tax (Investigation) BR Balakrishnan said. Tax officials had recently raided top Kannada actors and film producers.

The Income Tax Department said on Sunday said that undisclosed assets worth Rs 11 crore were seized after raids on top Kannada actors and producers. Tax officials also recovered Rs 109 crore.

Income Tax raids on four top Kannada film actors concluded today but officials continued to grill three producers on the third day.

Income Tax Raids: Top Kannada actors and film producers were raided today by the income tax department. Around 200 officials searched multiple locations across Karnataka, said an I-T officer.