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Mr Jaitley, You Owe Answers to These 8 Questions On Currency Ban

The currency ban has left people cashless – and you owe them an explanation.

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In less than three days, Finance Minister Arun Jaitley addressed the media twice on the Narendra Modi government’s move to ban the use of Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes.

But there are still several unanswered and unresolved questions on the minds of many.

National Herald, the newspaper founded by India’s first Prime Minister Jawaharlal Nehru, posed some of these questions to the Finance Minister in an online article titled, “Mr Jaitley, A Few Questions For You”.

The media house is co-owned by the Congress and launched a beta version of its website on Nehru’s birth anniversary on 14 November.

The currency ban has left people cashless – and you owe them an explanation.
(Photo: The Quint)
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The currency ban has left people cashless – and you owe them an explanation.
(Photo: The Quint)
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The currency ban has left people cashless – and you owe them an explanation.
(Photo: The Quint)
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The currency ban has left people cashless – and you owe them an explanation.
(Photo: The Quint)
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The currency ban has left people cashless – and you owe them an explanation.
(Photo: The Quint)
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The currency ban has left people cashless – and you owe them an explanation.
(Photo: The Quint)
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The currency ban has left people cashless – and you owe them an explanation.
(Photo: The Quint)

(Full Disclosure: The new National Herald site is published on Quintype, a publishing platform co-owned by Quintillion Media.)

(Source: National Herald)

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