I am a very strong supporter of Mr.Modi, his ideologies & his approach towards development of Gujarat made me a very big of fan of his. But unfortunately, this demonetization had took away the credit of his good policy maker. A couple of questions which I never got any answer a) Did the government made a survey of how much money do the ATMs / banks serve a common man every day ? b) Did the government thought whether how much percentage of the Indian population transacts only in money ? If the government says YES for both of these questions, I dont think that the crunch / chaos which a common man is undergoing will not happen. Eventhough the intent was very good, the execution is not as we thought. Government said to give him 50 days to our country fellowmen to subside this chaos. But unfortunately, nothing seems to be working in the favour of the government. Every spokes person from BJP says that the common man is not suffering. Small scale industries, tourism, IT industry every industry has been HIT with this demonetization. Atleast now, government should OPEN their eyes & should start looking at the anguish of the common man. If the government argument is bring out black money then how come several raids are being carried out at BADA BABUs and crores of money (new currency) are being caught. Corruption is deep rooted in our country. Demonetization is one of the steps to eradicate, but a common man says "is it a boon or a curse to me". Please MOD
Re: Is it a curse or a boon ?
by devendra gupta on Dec 19, 2016 12:16 PM
The big question is for whom is the demonetisation. the biggest corrupt is politician and his lobbies and they dont want to come under RTI to disclose their income and their source. who are the biggest donor and their source of income this all should be scrutinise and too they are evading not to declare as public authority. If this lobby is not clean then never ever the corruption will be out and suppose this happen then all lobby will be empty b'coz they wont serve you free.
Demonitisation is to take away legal tender of currency notes in circulation.This time it is aimed against Rs1000 and Rs500,considered more or less hig value notes abruptly by a midnight decision.The replacement was thought to be made through Rs2000 notes.Being an abrupt action people became insecure to exchange old notes and convert into new Rs2000 Even today the circulation of new notes is not full and people have to undergo many difficulties that involved stopping of all social activities at a time when the time or period coincides with social obligations.Likewise farmers are put to hardships as the crops yielded have to be sold and get their due share before making efforts for 2nd crop.Govt did not consider these need any consideration while deciding cancellation
Opposition now has been giving a corruption theory thus, As soon as new govt comes in 2019 a fresh demonitisation would take place but in a better planned way. Surely 2000 would not continue and even 500 would be replaced by new RBI governer for countries economic safety.
Men can not withdraw their own money from Bank which is unlawful- as told by Dr. Monmohan Singh and other Economist as well, Report of death have come in long queue yet judiciary remain silent. No stern action/order has not been passed by judiciary against Government for their unlawful activity. It is really curious. Perhaps I am not aware of Judiciary system of India!
Fact is that except a flamboyant demonetisation policy and thereafter rhetoric speeches on black money and cashless economy by Mr. Modi, his government is still clueless on how to control damages that he had authored thoughtlessly on the evenings of Nov 8!
We have had note ban in Venezuela also, but here in Venezuela we do not have people like the people in India. The opposition in India is wailing as if it has been looted. In our opinion opposition in India has looted the general public since independence. Venezuela has taken a cue from India, but the reaction of the opposition in Venezuela has been of being ashamed of themselves as against that of being brazenly arrogant.
Re: Note ban-Venezuela
by Ramvinayak on Dec 15, 2016 10:49 AM
The reason of Note ban in Venezueala is different.It is due to high inflation.how you know the people and opposition are not opposing it.The ban came just three days back.Half of the Venezeula is controlled by the Drug Mafia..Dont shoot your mouth before understanding things
Re: Re: Note ban-Venezuela
by dillipkaundinya on Dec 18, 2016 11:59 AM
Venezuela, Pakistan, Syria, Saudi etc are now are role models. Very very good Governance indeed.
