AGARTALA, Nov 8 (TIWN): Tripura Rose Valley's brand ambassador Gautam Das was leading CPI-M's anti-demonetization rally in the afternoon. This rally was conducted at Agartala on Wednesday on the 1 year completion of Govt of India's demonetization or note banning of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1000.

Demonetization, which had costed heavily the black-money holders till day pinches the scamserts whose non-tax paid black money became useless after demonetization and many got legal notices.

When Tripura people were looted by Chit Fund companies, on that time Gautam Das like leaders didn't feel ashamed of their alleged black money but with PM Modi's surgical strike for nation's development, from which common people were not raising voices, why the CPI-M and chit fund tainted Mamata Banerjee's party became furious it had raised question.

Staging Gautam Das in the front row of today's rally is itself eye catching issue who has been recently grilled by CBI.

For readers information the benefits of Demonetization are given below :

1: Scrutiny of suspected 18 lakh accounts done
2: Cash deposits worth Rs 2.89 lakh crore under investigation
3: Advance data analytics tools identified 5.56 lakhs new suspect cases 
4: 4,73,003 suspicious transactions detected
5: Undisclosed income worth Rs. 29,213 crore detected and admitted.
6: Black money worth Rs 16,000 crore did not return post demonetisation 
7: RBI spent Rs 7,965 crore on printing new Rs 500 and Rs 2,000 and other denomination notes (Rs 3,421 crore spent in the previous year…)
8: 21 per cent reduction in currency in circulation
9: 56 lakh new tax payers added
10: Number of tax returns filed increase 24.7 per cent compared to 9.9 per cent in previous year
11: Advance tax collections of personal income tax grew at 41.79 per cent over same period of last year 
12: Personal income tax under self-assessment tax grew at 34.25 per cent over same period last year.
13: Transactions of more than three lakh suspected shell companies under the radar 
14: 2.1 lakh shell companies de-registered and their Properties to be attached.
15: Around 450 companies delisted and 800 untraceable companies to be further delisted 
16: More than 400 benami transactions identified and properties worth more than Rs 800 crore attached 
17: Deposits in the banking system increased around Rs 3 lakh crore
18: Additional liquidity helped reduce interest rates by 100 basis points
19: Digital payments increase by 56 per cent from 71.27 crore transactions in October 2016 to 111.45 crore transaction in May, 2017.
20: IT notices sent to 70000 entities.
21: IT Department has identified 1L ''high risk'' cases of tax evasion for detailed investigation.