Fierce politics on the closure of two thousand note, Congress said – when it was to be closed then why brought it

Rs 2000 Currency Note Exchange: Taking a shocking decision on Friday (May 19) evening, the RBI announced the withdrawal of Rs 2000 notes from circulation. Although RBI has said that these notes will be considered valid till 30 September. After this decision of RBI, politics also intensified. Along with this, many political reactions have also started coming out, in which the Modi government is being targeted.

On RBI’s note ban decision, Congress is saying that when the notes had to be banned then why did they bring them. Leaders of opposition parties, including the Congress, are attacking the Modi government, while BJP ministers and leaders are calling it the right decision at the right time. Along with this, BJP leaders are counting the benefits of this demonetisation. BJP is calling it another big action against black money.

Why was the note brought?
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot said that if the Rs 2,000 note had to be banned then why was it introduced at all. If the 2000 note was not already in circulation, then one should also answer on this. He said that the government should also tell how the two thousand rupee notes disappeared from the market.

Gehlot accused the Modi government that they have already made mistakes. Now again they have made a mistake, earlier demonetisation was done without giving time and now Rs 2000 note has also been banned.

the economy is weak
Congress leader Rajeev Shukla said that such decisions weaken the economy instead of strengthening it. Congress leader Gaurav Ballabh said that BJP had brought 2000 note in the market without thinking, now it has to be reversed.

NCP leader Jitendra Awhad said that the Lok Sabha elections are round the corner, that’s why the ban on 2000 rupee notes has been brought. SP leader Ameek Jamei tauntingly asked the question that 2000 notes were banned, did terrorism and corruption come to an end?

Such decisions are taken in the national interest
Describing the demonetisation decision as correct, BJP leader Sushil Modi said that this is the second surgical strike on black money. Uttarakhand CM Pushkar Singh Dhami said that no one needs to worry. Such decisions are taken in the national interest.

Demonetisation is not demonetisation, it is another surgical strike on black money. pic.twitter.com/1As0G8OdEO

— Sushil Kumar Modi (@SushilModi) May 19, 2023

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