New Delhi: The Aam Aadmi Party is not
going to leave a stone unturned in making the issue of demonetisation keeping
alive. Party has now planned for a march
to the parliament under the leadership of Deputy Chief Minister Manish Sisodia
to protest against this scam and demand roll back of demonetisation. AAP leader
Arvind Kejriwal is holding rallies in Punjab and Uttar Pradesh to make the
people aware of the Rs 8 lac scam and to protest against the most anti-poor
step take by any government in this world.
Party has said that former Deputy
Governor of the Reserve Bank of India (RBI) Shri K C Chakravarthy has given an
interview to a national daily in which he makes a shocking revelation about
demonetisation. He revealed that many a time the government and RBI
contemplated whether demonetisation can be used to end black money, but it was
always rejected because data and research showed that it would not work.
National Spokesperson and senior leader
of the party Ashish Khetan has said that the first purpose of this move was to
give the BJP the advantage of being the only ones with the largest amount of
black money in new currency which they can use in the elections. In every city,
every district, every corner of India BJP leaders have a free run of changing
their black money in all banks through the back door. The new currency that
comes to the banks is first used to convert the vast sums of the BJP leaders
and the poor public is told that the currency is over."
"The other reason was to start a
new money making racket. Black money is being converted to new currency at
commission rates ranging from 20% to 40%. Ask a few people and you will be
immediately connected to an agent or ‘dalal’ who will do this for you. These
agents are working with and for Modi Sarkar. They have a free hand and are not
being apprehended for such a large scale, open scam," added Mr Khetan.
This demonetisation has put our money in
the banks and now the banks will loan out more money to crony businessmen.
Meanwhile the Modi government allows the banks to keep writing off the bad
loans. The Supreme court has questioned the RBI on a write off of 1.25 lac
crore of bad loans.
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