AmirPatriot
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You just confirmed what I wrote, I don't know what you called rubbish but you can search this on internet:
"Since February 2013, Indian refiners like Essar Oil and Mangalore Refinery and Petrochemicals (MRPL) have been paying 45% of payment due on purchase of crude oil from Iran in rupees through Uco Bank, Kolkata.
The remaining has been accumulating, pending finalization of a payment route and mechanism. They had last year paid nearly USD 3 billion in six installments through a limited payment channel following start of nuclear talks between six world powers and Iran.The outstanding has since climbed to over $6.5 billion, according to the report."
You said "nothing to Iran", which is clearly untrue.
The money is being payed in installments. Transferring all the money in one go is a bad idea due to inflation concerns. And as you know, the rial doesn't need any further devaluation.
Furthermore, the article you posted is over a month older than the one I posted. In August of 2015 the payments hadn't started yet, but in September of the same year they had started, going through the Omani bank to Iran.