'Battled And Won Decisive Battle,' Says PM Modi On Notes Ban: 10 Points

NEW DELHI: Prime Minister Narendra Modi tweeted a seven-minute film from the get-go Wednesday morning that he said typifies "the advantages of demonetisation," likewise expressing that "125 crore Indians battled a definitive fight and WON." A year back today, the Prime Minister had all of a sudden prohibited high esteem notes yanking 86 for every penny of the cash available for use at the time, with an end goal to battle defilement and dark cash. The legislature is commending the primary commemoration of the notes boycott as "Hostile to dark cash day" to counter the restriction's dissents on what it has marked a "dark day."

Here is your 10-point cheatsheet to this story: 

1. PM Modi has additionally propelled an overview asking individuals what they "feel about the endeavors to evacuate defilement and dark cash." In another tweet toward the beginning of today he stated, "I bow to the general population of India for enduringly supporting the few measures taken by the Government to annihilate debasement and dark cash."

2. Congress VP Rahul Gandhi, who will join dissents in Gujarat's Surat today, has tweeted, "Demonetisation is a disaster. We remain with a large number of legit Indians, whose lives and occupations were devastated by PM's neglectful demonstration. "

3. The Congress' P Chidambaram, a previous Finance Minister, tweeted, "Dark cash wiped out says Govt. Give the Gujarat decision a chance to battle begin and you will discover the 'disposed of' dark cash." He has requested that the administration influence open Central Bank RBI's plan, to foundation note and previous Reserve Bank Governor Dr Raghuram Rajan's notes on demonetisation.

4. On Tuesday, previous Prime Minister Manmohan Singh of the Congress and union Finance Minister Arun Jaitley competed over the notes boycott, with the last depicting the demonetisation as an "ethically and morally right" advance that was a "watershed minute for the Indian economy."

5. The Finance Minister blamed the previous Prime Minister for portraying "a moral and good method of reasoning" and raised the 2G and republic diversions tricks under Dr Singh's watch amid the UPA administration saying, "that is plunder".

6. Handled by his gathering in Gujarat, where key get together races will be held one month from now, Dr Singh had emphasized what he said in Parliament, that the notes boycott was "composed plunder and legitimized loot." Demonetisation and new national assessment GST were "twin blow" to the economy, he said.

7. Countrywide dissents, arouses and flame light walks have been arranged by the Congress and other Opposition parties. The Congress, which portrayed the note boycott choice as the "greatest trick" has additionally requested that every one of its pioneers feature the faults of the choice, which it said is a "gigantic and totally avoidable disappointment".

8. West Bengal Chief Minister Mamata Banerjee on Tuesday pummeled demonetisation as a "fallen angel act" charging the cash practice was "just to change over dark cash into white for personal stakes of the political party in control". Ms Banerjee changed the show photo of her Twitter record to dark on Monday in a staunch dissent against demonetisation.

9. To counter the resistance's dissent, top BJP pioneers including Nitin Gadkari, Smrit Irani and Nirmala Sitharaman will fan out the nation over to feature the "advantages" of demonetisation.

10. Turning up the warmth on the Congress, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said his administration hit debasement and dark cash hard, influencing the resistance to party irate.