Condition of Modi Bhakts after demonetisation.

[Juggernautjatt]

 

[Skull and Bones]

Before demonetization, not a single autowala or sabjiwala used to give trade in 500 rupees, forget thousand because of 'chutta' issues. Now everyone is facing end of business because of the cancellation of these two? Hypocrite much

Who the **** goes to a panipuri stall with a 500 note?

 

[Juggernautjatt]

Before demonetization, not a single autowala or sabjiwala used to give trade in 500 rupees, forget thousand because of 'chutta' issues. Now everyone is facing end of business because of the cancellation of these two? Hypocrite much

Who the **** goes to a panipuri stall with a 500 note?

Answer of your question is in your question itself. Country is facing shortage of 100 & new 500 notes. How can one buy vegetables or hire autowala with Rs 2000 note as you claim they normally don't trade in big notes.
In which age you are living ? Now vegetable cost for average family of 4 people is between 100 to 200 per day. For buying vegetables of 2 days or for big family you need Rs 500 note. Sabjiwala's business was mainly dependent on both Rs 100 & 500 notes. Trading in 500 & 1000 notes is far easier than 2000 note.Due to shortage of Rs.100 & new Rs.500 note there is nothing to fill the gap between 100 & 2000. That is why sabzi vendors, small traders & farmers are on the verge of economic destruction.
Not just small business but big & medium industries are also facing slowdown due to which large number of people are becoming unemployed. Modi fans will never accept this but ground reality is clearly verifying that this action of demonetization has clearly backfired not just on BJP's image but also on the economy of whole country.

 

[Trichy]

Answer of your question is in your question itself. Country is facing shortage of 100 & new 500 notes. How can one buy vegetables or hire autowala with Rs 2000 note as you claim they normally don't trade in big notes.
In which age you are living ? Now vegetable cost for average family of 4 people is between 100 to 200 per day. For buying vegetables of 2 days or for big family you need Rs 500 note. Sabjiwala's business was mainly dependent on both Rs 100 & 500 notes. Trading in 500 & 1000 notes is far easier than 2000 note.Due to shortage of Rs.100 & new Rs.500 note there is nothing to fill the gap between 100 & 2000. That is why sabzi vendors, small traders & farmers are on the verge of economic destruction.
Not just small business but big & medium industries are also facing slowdown due to which large number of people are becoming unemployed. Modi fans will never accept this but ground reality is clearly verifying that this action of demonetization has clearly backfired not just on BJP's image but also on the economy of whole country.

OK the tell a better way to crub black money, fake notes, terror funds and hawala?

Give up a possible working and feasible plan if you can. Don't divert the question or tell silly answers such as get back Swiss bank accounted money like making an half boil egg. We don't have man power to raid everyone at a time too.

So think wisely and tell a feasible plan if you can. Else follow the government orders and don't speak like a theoretical economists.

 

[baajey]

when the "demonization" supporters are given valid facts regarding the problems faced by ordinary ppl (not the ordinary chors) , the simple answer to all those are simply "what would you have done?"- as if i m the elected one.
so basically if u dont understand the nuances of govt policies , u cant protest against them, even if they are causing u pain for no fault of urs.
in case ppl think i m an anti national: JAY HIND.

 

[ravi gupta]

Answer of your question is in your question itself. Country is facing shortage of 100 & new 500 notes. How can one buy vegetables or hire autowala with Rs 2000 note as you claim they normally don't trade in big notes.
In which age you are living ? Now vegetable cost for average family of 4 people is between 100 to 200 per day. For buying vegetables of 2 days or for big family you need Rs 500 note. Sabjiwala's business was mainly dependent on both Rs 100 & 500 notes. Trading in 500 & 1000 notes is far easier than 2000 note.Due to shortage of Rs.100 & new Rs.500 note there is nothing to fill the gap between 100 & 2000. That is why sabzi vendors, small traders & farmers are on the verge of economic destruction.
Not just small business but big & medium industries are also facing slowdown due to which large number of people are becoming unemployed. Modi fans will never accept this but ground reality is clearly verifying that this action of demonetization has clearly backfired not just on BJP's image but also on the economy of whole country.

Its a short term pain and perfectly understood-able,long term gain will be huge.
This ques at the ATM and short money supply will be soon remonitise,everyday banks are pumping money in ATM.

 

[jaunty]

Brilliant video, kind of sad too considering the current situation. Good for a laugh at this self inflicted pain from a clueless leader.

Ha ha did anyone notice the survey at the end? It is a dig at Modi's bogus app survey

when the "demonization" supporters are given valid facts regarding the problems faced by ordinary ppl (not the ordinary chors) , the simple answer to all those are simply "what would you have done?"- as if i m the elected one.
so basically if u dont understand the nuances of govt policies , u cant protest against them, even if they are causing u pain for no fault of urs.
in case ppl think i m an anti national: JAY HIND.

Jai Hind is not good enough for bhakts bolo Bharat mata ki jai!

Before demonetization, not a single autowala or sabjiwala used to give trade in 500 rupees,

Where? A single trip to the sabjiwala can easily cost 200+

 

[endyashainin]

Its a short term pain and perfectly understood-able,long term gain will be huge.

Demonetization will quickly propel India to become a superpower by 2020!

 

[ravi gupta]

Demonetization will quickly propel India to become a superpower by 2020!

I dont like the concept of Super Power,but yes our economy and GDP will be more stronger then today with less black money and corruption,hope that is OK with you.

 

[CorporateAffairs]

Keep calm, trust NaMo.
Anti National Congress and its dynasty slaves will commit suicide soon.

 

[Crixus]

I failed in my exam due to demonetization as I dint have money to pay for tution ... now I am blaming modi for my abysmal performance

Before demonetization, not a single autowala or sabjiwala used to give trade in 500 rupees, forget thousand because of 'chutta' issues. Now everyone is facing end of business because of the cancellation of these two? Hypocrite much

Who the **** goes to a panipuri stall with a 500 note?

 

[jaunty]

Answer of your question is in your question itself. Country is facing shortage of 100 & new 500 notes. How can one buy vegetables or hire autowala with Rs 2000 note as you claim they normally don't trade in big notes.
In which age you are living ? Now vegetable cost for average family of 4 people is between 100 to 200 per day. For buying vegetables of 2 days or for big family you need Rs 500 note. Sabjiwala's business was mainly dependent on both Rs 100 & 500 notes. Trading in 500 & 1000 notes is far easier than 2000 note.Due to shortage of Rs.100 & new Rs.500 note there is nothing to fill the gap between 100 & 2000. That is why sabzi vendors, small traders & farmers are on the verge of economic destruction.
Not just small business but big & medium industries are also facing slowdown due to which large number of people are becoming unemployed.

To make things worse, people are now hoarding cash. Pretty much everyone I know has at least 20-25K valid cash in hand for emergency and why wouldn't they? The fact is that only 2% of the total transactions in India are in cash, you can't make the country go cashless overnight. People need cash to survive and now everyone is thinking twice before spending as little as a 100 rupees note considering he/she probably had to stand in line for at least an hour to get that precious paper. According to Surjit Bhalla himself, who has been advocating for the govt in the media since day1, only about 1/5th of the currencies have been printed so far. At this pace it will take min 3 months more to achieve some sort of normalcy.