Patna: The Reserve Bank of India has banned the 2000 note. The Reserve Bank has fixed the time to replace the 2000 note from May 23, which is to be completed by November 30. After demonetisation in November 2016, the 2000 note came into circulation, it has been discontinued after about 78 months. Now politics has started once again in Bihar on this.
Lalu Prasad Yadav’s party Rashtriya Janata Dal (RJD) tweeted, “Generations to come will be surprised to think that such a unique note of ordinary paper had also come on earth, which had eradicated corruption even after coming and also after leaving.” “Jai ho blind devotees”
User’s comment master stroke
On RJD’s tweet, users also started targeting the Modi government for the ban imposed on 2000 notes. A user has linked the ban on 2000 notes to the Karnataka elections and wrote, “Karnataka elections have taught Modiji that black money can’t always win you elections, which is being used in the name of demonetisation to win Uttar Pradesh elections.” Hathkanda Chal Gaya That episode ended completely with BJP biting the dust in Karnataka.
One of the users has written, “Bringing 2000 note for the bowing media was a master stroke and now it will be a master stroke to stop it, even if Modiji had made mattresses of 2000 notes or simply lit them, it would have been called a master stroke.” .”
2000 note was not printed since 2018
While banning 2000 notes, the Reserve Bank of India has said that 89 percent of 2000 notes have been printed till March 2017. 2000 note was printed in the financial year 2018-19. After that this note has not been printed. Hence the usable period of 4 to 5 years of the note has been completed. The Reserve Bank has instructed the regional RBI branch and all the banks to withdraw all the notes by September 30, but there was a lot of politics in 1016 even at the time of demonetization and now even after the 2000 note is closed, there will be politics. It is imperative.
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