"The Mumbai police had seized Rs 10 lakh yesterday and today we took over the cash," said an Income Tax official.
Of the Rs 10.85 crore, about Rs 10 crore were seized from two Mumbai-based companies and it had nothing to do with the ongoing elections, IT sources said.
Meanwhile, the Government Railway Police here seized Rs 4 lakh at the Mumbai Central railway station following a tip-off by the IT Department, sources said.
IT officials had earlier said that whenever the department receives information about movement of a large amount of cash or bullion, they would investigate it as per the Income Tax Act, and would seize it if no satisfactory explanation is furnished.
People should carry necessary documentary evidence while carrying large amounts of cash or bullion, they had said.
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