Udupi: Devotees assert Shirur Math Swamiji did not evade taxes


Daijiworld Media Network - Udupi (SP)

Udupi, Dec 10: In a press release, Shirur Math Devotees Committee said that wrong information has been conveyed to devotees and the society relating to the affairs of Shirur Math. It said that pained by this, followers and devotees of the said Math are planning to undertake legal measures to get justice.

The press release said that from the media reports, they found that at a press conference addressed in Shirur Math by the Swamijis of Sode and Palimaru Maths, it was informed that during the period of the then head of Shirur Math, Sri Laxmivara Theertha Swamiji, income tax amounting to crores of rupees was not paid. They insisted that details of payments and copies thereof are available. They stated that the charges levelled at the press conference were unfounded.


Shirur Math (file photo)

"When the income tax department services notices, and the accuracy of the claim is not justified, it is normal practice to question such demands. Revealing details of the income of the Math to the media immediately upon getting income tax notice is backed by malicious intentions. It is improper and against law," the devotees stated.

They said that the wrong information conveyed to the Math’s followers, devotees and the society has pained them. Therefore they have informed that they are planning legal struggle against this measure.

 

 

 

  

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  • Ruben Pinto, Mangalore/Australia

    Fri, Dec 11 2020

    IT dept. has the right to examine regardless of what the devotees think.

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  • Gurka, Mangaluru

    Thu, Dec 10 2020

    One day people lose the faith in GOD ! That what happening around us. Preaching and practicing two different directions of life nowadays ! GOD Save us from the disaster of socio fabric !!!

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  • Rita, Germany

    Fri, Dec 11 2020

    Gurka mangalore,best is we shouldnt hear and believe what others say and give further.Hear what others say keep quite ,dont loose faith in God .otherwise you are lost .We say,talking is silver,Keeping quite is Gold.LIke three monkeys who dont hear ,talk and dont see is a golden ways.But it is very very hard to follow.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Mumbai

    Thu, Dec 10 2020

    India appreciates Honesty ...

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