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3 minutes ago, ravindras said:

cool down. its right decision. 500 is enough.

it is not wise decision at this point. he already crunched economy with earlier ban. so many  people died. then pandemic. economy just started getting back. now he could not control his ego and doing this. 

he is not the right person to execute these tasks. he failed utterly to be PM. 

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last time demonetization chesinapude BJP did so many of these scams. 

 

Rs 3,118 crore deposited in 11 Gujarat banks linked to Amit Shah, BJP after DeMo: Congress

Within five days of demonetisation, scrapped currency bills worth Rs 3,118.51 crore were deposited in eleven Gujarat district cooperative banks linked to the BJP, the Congress said today, citing an RTI reply.

 

By India Today Web Desk: Within five days of demonetisation, scrapped currency bills worth Rs 3,118.51 crore were deposited in eleven Gujarat district cooperative banks linked to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP), the Congress said today, citing an RTI reply.

"It is now officially clear that this entire exercise was the biggest scam in independent India, indulged to convert its ill-gotten 'black money' into 'white'," Congress spokesperson Randeep Surjewala said in a statement.

 


 

Yesterday, the Indo-Asian News Service (IANS) published a report on the RTI information cited by the Congress. These details were obtained by the activist Manoranjan S Roy and provided by the chief general manager and appellate authority of NABARD.

The RTI information shows the the Ahmedabad District Cooperative Bank (ADCB) netted the highest deposits of demonetised notes (among district co-op banks), and received Rs 745.59 crore within five days of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's announcement on November 8, 2016, IANS said.

The news agency said BJP president Amit Shah was the bank's chairman in 2000, and continues to be a director -- a position he has held for several years.

NABARD said today that the deposits at the bank were in line with its size, and all KYC norms were adhered to. It saw nothing unusual in the scrapped notes deposited or exchanged between November 10 and 14 in 2016.

 
 
 

"Right behind ADCB," IANS's report said, "is the Rajkot District Cooperative Bank, whose chairman Jayeshbhai Vitthalbhai Radadiya is a cabinet minister in Gujarat Chief Minister Vijay Rupani's government. It got deposits of old currencies worth Rs 693.19 crore. Interestingly, Rajkot is the hub of Gujarat BJP politics -- Prime Minister Modi was first elected from there as a legislator in 2001."

"Incidentally, the figures of Ahmedabad-Rajkot DCCBs are much higher than the apex Gujarat State Cooperative Bank Ltd, which got deposits of a mere Rs 1.11 crore."

IANS observed that all district cooperative banks were banned from accepting deposits of demonetised notes after November 14, 2016 -- five days after the note ban -- "on fears that black money would be laundered through this route".

The Congress's statement mentioned nine other banks (see below), including Surat District Cooperative Bank Ltd and Sabarkantha District Central Cooperative Bank Ltd.

 

The party said, citing information it published in an annexure to its statement (see below), that the RTI information "reveals the important national picture, which further establishes that the entire exercise of demonetisation was meant to benefit a select group of BJP cronies..."

"...States ruled by BJP and its allies/supporters got the largest proportion of deposits in the district cooperative banks i.e Rs 14,293.71 crore out of Rs 22,270 crore (64.18 per cent), compared to non-BJP ruled states at the time of demonetisation."

 

https://www.indiatoday.in/india/story/rs-3-118-crore-deposited-in-11-gujarat-banks-linked-to-amit-shah-bjp-after-demo-congress-1266960-2018-06-22

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15 minutes ago, Rajeshaz09 said:

oka pakkana pachha sodarulu... dinni kooda bob gaariki attribute chesukuntuntee.... miremo tiduthunnaru

Pacha sodarulu chepptam enti 

videos unnayi ga ….cbn meeda edche valla  kallu chevulu dobbaya aaa edche vedava laki

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Anyways, miku oka chinna sample on what is coming ahead. 500 untundi.

But to carry 500 you will again feel the pain.
Cash in huge amounts withdrawls mida cap untundi. online only avutundi eradicating black.

 

 

negative side - online txn's ki tax este adakka tintam :D 

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8 minutes ago, akhil ch said:

Its good in the long term but e circus enduku printing and malli cancelling edemma....

one reason to ban is that tuglak could not digest loss in HP, Punjab, KA states. so he banned it now before TG, Rajasthan elections. 

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48 minutes ago, akhil ch said:

kikiki I am thinking about Jagan and TRS :rofl:

intha amaikudilaga vunnavu enti Akhil.. 1 year back ee mana DB lo vunna bank employees chepparu Unofficial ga 2k notes ban Ani..  Political parties lead chesevalaki teliyadha.. eppudo marchesukuni vuntaru :sleep:

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32 minutes ago, Raaz@NBK said:

intha amaikudilaga vunnavu enti Akhil.. 1 year back ee mana DB lo vunna bank employees chepparu Unofficial ga 2k notes ban Ani..  Political parties lead chesevalaki teliyadha.. eppudo marchesukuni vuntaru :sleep:

Anduke CBN Kuda shouting anamata inka

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1 minute ago, akhil ch said:

Anduke CBN Kuda shouting anamata inka

CBN dagara antha amount ekkada edisindhi le.. Note ban ayithe elections lo money distribution kastam avutadhi Ani CBN asa.. repu 500 rupees note kuda ban cheyamani adugutadu chudu.. 🤣🤪

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Just now, Raaz@NBK said:

CBN dagara antha amount ekkada edisindhi le.. Note ban ayithe elections lo money distribution kastam avutadhi Ani CBN asa.. repu 500 rupees note kuda ban cheyamani adugutadu chudu.. 🤣🤪

Nenu Andi CBN ki Kuda info vachi untadi. He has been advocating note ban since long

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