Now, another big revelation has come to light in the case of perfume trader Piyush Jain. He did not do business abroad by transferring cash or money. It is said that he sold perfume abroad and took gold in return. The agency now suspects that gold found in his home was taken during a similar transaction.

Investigating agencies are now coming up with new things every day after a huge fortune was found in the house of perfume trader Piyush Jain. Now this whole matter has become one more big revelation. An investigation by the DRI (Directorate of Revenue Intelligence) has revealed that Piyush Jain also found a new way of doing business. After the raw material of the perfume was sent abroad and especially to Dubai, it was paid in the form of gold biscuits. According to sources, the DRI has also received evidence in this regard. Investigative agencies suspect that whatever gold was found in Piyush Jain's house and factory was also exchanged for the same payment.

Business in Singapore

Piyush Jain's business was spread in Dubai as well as Singapore. He used to export perfume or sandalwood oil. In return he was also given money in gold from Singapore. The DRI suspects that Piyush Jain used this method of payment so that he could save tax and not be seen.

Now the DRI is constantly cracking down on businessman Piyush Jain. It is learned that DRI is now going to file another case against Jain in connection with the discovery of 23 gold bars.

Serial number deleted from gold

According to the information received from the officials, an attempt has also been made to erase the serial number on the gold biscuits found from Piyush Jain's house. It is said that the serial number has been erased and erased. At the same time, preliminary investigations have revealed that the gold biscuits are not too old and are new. The agency suspects that most of the gold was smuggled in from Dubai.