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Appellant's cash deposits during demonetization were explained sufficiently, supported by evidence of cash withdrawals. No additions.

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....The appellant could not establish the source for cash deposits during demonetization. The Appellate Tribunal held that sales cannot be rejected solely based on higher sales compared to previous periods. The explanation of receiving cash from customers for jewelry sales was considered reasonable. The appellant provided evidence of sufficient cash withdrawals before demonetization, supporting the cash deposits. The Tribunal found the explanation satisfactory, citing a precedent. The Tribunal upheld the deletion of additions by the Commissioner, dismissing the revenue's appeal.....