The gold and diamond worth 13 of your jewelers will go to the Bangladesh Bank..

 Due to failure to show the valid documents, these gold and diamonds are being taken to Bangladesh Bank through customs warehouse, said Director General of Customs Detectives and Investigation Director Moinul Khan.
Customs Intelligence Directorate has seized 13 gold gold bars from five jewelers' showrooms.

Prior to this, the customs detectives conducted raids in these five showrooms. The owners could not show it if they demanded 13 pounds of gold and gold ornaments and 427 grams of diamond papers. Their worth is about 2.5 billion taka. Then, the owner of Jewelers, Dilder Ahmed and his two brothers were summoned to Kakrail's office. They appeared in two phases, but they could not show any valid documents. Lastly, the papers sent to the Directorate on 30 May were not valid. Due to this, the department has decided to seize the gold jewelery of five showrooms.

Today, the work of gold jabana started in the presence of relevant people in the Gulshan DCC Market, Gulshan Avenue, Uttara, Border Square and Mouchak five showroom from 9am on Sunday.

On 14th and 15th, the Customs detectives arrested 133 gold and 427 grams of diamonds in a procession of five jewelers in their Jewelers' premises on 14th and 15th. After three occasions hearing, their Jewelers could not show valid papers.
Mr. Khan told the BBC that he had come to the hearing twice and gave written information but the gold and diamond merchandise was not found with him.
The Directorate of Customs Duty (DGFT) conducted raids on 14 and 15 May in the five sales centers of his organization to find 'illegal assets' of the owner of Shafat Ahmed, the father of Shafat Ahmed, the father of two students of the university's Banani. During the operation in Gulshan DCC Market, Gulshan Avenue, Uttara, Boundary Square and Mouchak's five showrooms, temporarily seized 13 gold and 427 grams of diamond diamonds.

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