If the ordinary man deposits two lakh rupees unannounced, then notice of Income Tax Department reaches and try selling a small piece of land. Even after years the notice of capital gains will come but Vikas Dubey was dealing crores of rupees from only one bank account and the income tax department did not even get the news. Gangster Vikas Dubey, who was accused of killing eight policemen in Chaubepur, Kanpur, was killed by the police in an encounter on Friday. After this, the ED has sought information about his property from the police. Vikas Dubey's elder son is studying MBBS abroad. Now he has returned to Lucknow. After returning to Lucknow, he has come to visit his grandmother.

Since the encounter of development, politics continues on the fact that after his death many secrets related to politics and police activities will now be buried with him. However, the investigating agencies do not want to leave Vikas Dubey's case so easily. It is reported that the Enforcement Directorate has started an investigation into the real estate business of Vikas Dubey. Not only this, the property of his gang members will also be investigated.

According to police sources, a colleague of Vikas Dubey bought penthouses in Dubai and Thailand worth Rs 30 crore. Vikas Dubey traveled to 14 countries in the last three years. Recently he has bought a house in Lucknow, which is worth more than Rs 20 crore.

Apart from this, information has been received about six houses in Brahmanagar inside Kanpur, eight flats in an apartment in Aryanagar and a duplex kothi in Panki. Their estimated price is being said to be 28 crores. There has been strong evidence of a bank transaction between Vikas and his associate. Despite this, the Income Tax Department did not get the news, whereas the branch of Benami Wing in the state is only in Kanpur.