In a startling turn of events, the Income Tax Department's detailed evidence has plunged the Congress party into a deepening crisis, with Kamal Nath, a prominent figure within the party, coming under intense scrutiny. The revelations stem from Income Tax searches conducted in April 2019, which unearthed cash transactions linking Congress to Megha Engineering and a company allegedly associated with Kamal Nath's close aides.The evidence presented in court paints a damning picture of alleged corruption within the party, particularly implicating Kamal Nath's associates in a large-scale bribery scandal in Madhya Pradesh. Sources reveal that the cash inflow to Congress amounted to a staggering Rs 626 crore between 2013 and 2019, a revelation that has sent shockwaves through the political landscape.Despite the Congress' attempts to seek legal reprieve, the Income Tax Department's irrefutable evidence has left the party reeling, facing demand notices totaling Rs 1,823 crore, with more expected to follow. The total tax liability could soar beyond Rs 2,500 crore, marking a significant setback for the party.The evidence points to cash receipts from Megha Engineering for awarded contracts, while funds from Kamal Nath's aides are linked to a complex web of corruption involving bribes from various influential figures. The revelation of a specific payment of Rs 20 crore from Kamal Nath's official residence to the AICC office further underscores the gravity of the situation.As the Congress grapples with the fallout from these revelations, questions loom over the party's integrity and transparency. The challenge to release the assessment order to the public hints at potentially incriminating details that could further tarnish the party's reputation and raise serious concerns about the state of political ethics in the country.