Several small political outfits in India were found to have received crores of rupees from “I-T con” schemes, only to return the money with a significant cut. An investigation revealed that these political groups were used as conduits to park ill-gotten gains from fraudulent income tax schemes. The money would flow through these organizations and then be returned to the perpetrators with a percentage taken as a fee. The scams involved large sums of money, highlighting the scale of financial fraud in the country. The revelation sheds light on the intricate web of corruption that exists within the Indian political landscape. It also underscores the need for stringent measures to combat financial crimes and hold perpetrators accountable. The issue raises concerns about the transparency and integrity of financial transactions involving political entities in India. Authorities are urged to take swift action to investigate and prosecute those involved in such fraudulent activities to uphold the rule of law and protect the financial interests of the nation.