Demonetisation was an organised loot

The First anniversary of demonitisation was marked on the 8 th of

November 2017. The Modi led BJP government was widely criticised for

suddenly disbanding the 5oo and 1000 banknotes from the culture.

Casualties and Discomfort were widely reported across India. More than

100 people died standing in a queue outside the bank and ATM.

While asking to traders and common man on the mark of one year of

demonitisation, many people recalled and expressed their harsh

experience of last year.

National India News went outside and talked to people. The common

experience was of suffering. While asking about the benefits most people

become quite.

BJP government celebrate the day as ‘Anti-black money day’ but

Congress on took no time to denounce the act and termed it ‘Black Day’.

Congress Vice President Rahul Gandhi took Twitter to attack Prime

minister Modi. He tweeted, “demonetisation is a tragedy”. "We stand

with millions of honest Indians, whose lives & livelihoods were destroyed

by PM's thoughtless act,” Rahul Gandhi also questioned Modi’s decision

on Wednesday during his Surat visit.

Former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh last year slammed BJP

government in his Parliament speech on demonitisation, he said “It was

an organised loot, legalised plunder which broke the backbone of the

small businessman. The former prime minister termed 8 th November as

a ‘black day’ for the Indian economy and democracy.

In an event conducted by Aam Aadmi Party (AAP), Delhi CM Arvind

Kejriwal said that demonetisation and GST is the main reason behind

increment in unemployment. Kejriwal said that the situation of job

scarcity has arisen, the economy is in a sad state and recession has taken

place. Everybody is saying that the two reasons behind this are

demonetisation and GST in the last two years, he added”