CBI arrests three in graft case in connection with Rs 60 lakh bribery case

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The CBI had registered the case on a complaint against six officers of the Central Goods and Service Tax (CGST), Mumbai comprising Additional Commissioner Deepak Kumar Sharma, Joint Commissioner Rahul Kumar, four superintendents - Gokulka, Bijender Janawa, Nikhil Agrawal, Nitin Kumar Gupta, Aggarwal and Mehta.

The CBI has arrested three accused, including a superintendent from the Central Goods and Service Tax posted in an anti-evasion wing in Mumbai, in connection with a Rs 60 lakh bribery case, officials said on Sunday.

The case was registered on a complaint of a businessman, who alleged that he was confined for the whole night in the Santacruz office of the CGST on September four when he visited the office.