Bengaluru: Bowring Club haul - accused Avinash is close aide of affluent class


Daijiworld Media Network - Bengaluru (MS)

Bengaluru, Jul 23: It is learnt that Avinash Amarlal Kukreja, who is in the Income Tax (IT) net now after the sleuths of IT unearthed a huge haul of valuables amounting to nearly 550 crores, had bought a plush new apartment at Kingfisher Towers in UB City and was planning to shift his base there in August.

Lots of enthralling matters are being uncovered by the IT officials after a case against him was filed by the office-bearers of Bowring Institute. It was said earlier that Avinash is a native of Rajasthan. However, now it is confirmed that he belongs to a very powerful and well-known Sindhi community of the city and his forefathers hailed from Shikarpur in the Sindh province of Pakistan.

It is also gathered that Avinash, who is the son of financier Seth Assardas Amarlal, has invested money in numerous businesses like real estate, automobile, and private financing. According to reliable sources, the who’s who of the city, used to approach him when they needed financial support. Avinash used to provide private finance against the pledging of property as the surety.

He owns a tire showroom in the city, in addition to, owning a part of Padmanabha Rice Mills Pvt Ltd and Anushka Constructions Pvt Ltd. But he is mainly known as a financier and financial broker in the power corridors of the capital city.

According to IT sleuths, Avinash resides in Shanthinagar at present but was to move to his newly purchased apartment in UB City next month. He was also a partner in limited liability partnership (LLP)company by the name Vaishnavi Anushka Infrastructure.

It is learnt that the IT people had raided Avinash earlier in 2011 when they conducted searches in the city on a builder, who is native of Mangaluru. Now, it seems, Avinash has fallen into a bigger net of the IT department due to the recovery of the valuables from his locker in Bowring Institute.

The IT department has taken the help of a renowned jewellery chain of the city to assess the exact value of the confiscated gold ornaments. It is gathered that the said jewellers took more than four hours on each of the golden ornament in order to arrive at a definite value. As per sources each confiscated bangle had 25 diamonds on it.

Avinash's sister is the wife of a businessman from Hong Kong. The IT officials have recovered currency amounting to several crore in Hong Kong dollars from the lockers. The origin of this currency is also being investigated. It is said that guidance value of the properties, the related documents of which have been found in the lockers is worth more than Rs 700 crore.

In addition to Avinash, it seems the IT sleuths have hit upon important clue on their investigations that are being carried out on several prominent persons of Bengaluru as they have found crucial documents pertaining to these elite people in the locker that belonged to Avinash. This may be the reason why Avinash was repeatedly begging the office-bearers of the Bowring Institute to return the documents files. 

 

  

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  • Peter L, Udupi

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    Builder - politician nexus, with middleman financier (Kukreja) to make some of the real estate investment "White".

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  • pradeep, mangalore

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    Raid all North Indians and Telugu fellows in Bangalore,more 1000s of crores will come out.

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  • subbu, mluru/bluru

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    banfalore is Haeven for these North Indian Fraudsters...

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  • Haneef, West Africa

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    One swamy from north Karnataka used to say India looted and spoiled by veg and ghee eaters not by meat eaters !!!

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  • Francis Lewis, Kallianpur

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    He can get hold of an Experienced Chartered Accountants firm and a Tax Lawyer.
    File the returns. He will have to pay the taxes in addition penalties and interest for the defaulted taxes.
    Since he is not having any cases against him against any frauds or cheating, the wealth accumulated may be without paying taxes can be cleansed and have a peaceful life.

    After all why you need so much wealth which cannot give you proper sleep.

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    Francis
    It is not so easy as you said. Do you think by just paying tax he can come clean? He has to explain the source of the accumulated wealth and also the property documents will not only effect him but may put fire to many political bigwigs
    Rounour is that late rakes siddaramayya is one of the partner or benami holder of the wealth and it is said that locker has not been operated after the death of rakesh
    So something is fishy in all the wealth

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  • Francis Lewis, Udupi

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    Rathan
    You may have not read I mentioned he has to appoint an "Experienced Chartered Accountants firm and a Tax Lawyer". Source of income you think difficult to find, where a country exchanged 16 Lakh crore rupees old notes, whereas the estimation was around 15 Lakh crore? This man can spare couple of crore rupees on these firms to fix it.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    Keep a close watch on Avinash because anytime he may disappear to London ...

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  • Sathish Shetty, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    What about Rakesh involvement ?

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  • Mahi, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    Tough competitor for DKShi.. may be his partner..

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  • sense_Shetty, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    As if IT people did not know about it before ? There must have been a conflict of interest amongst the people at the top ..hence this show of "Nik Kalpauve budhi" which is followed by an IT raid..

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  • Lionel Dsouza, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    AFTER 2014, INDIA AS BECOME A CRIME WORLD...…..

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  • Rathan, Mangalore

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    Lionel
    It is only after 2014 all these murky deals of piticians or so called respected citizen of India coming out because of the heat they feel due to MODI rule

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  • Lionel Dsouza, Mangalore

    Tue, Jul 24 2018

    PEOPLE ARE RUNNING OUT ARE ALSO BECOZ OF MODI RULE...…….
    BJP MLA'S RAPE CASES....LYNVHING....?????MODI RULE....

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  • shan, dubai

    Mon, Jul 23 2018

    I was surprised when they published the wealth found in Padmanabha temples vaults. Now I know it is a big temple but our politicians will hide their wealth through some Avinash in 5 Rs rented vault. Now all these powerfuls will tell its not my money. Most of these super rich and politicians are criminals and fool the the ordinary people on the basis of Religion, or party but they all are corrupt.

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