Just read the ambassador statement. No where did he threaten any counter step.media just twisted his words when in fact he just gave an example of an imaginary situation to shows his problems.
Lol.
Source is nation.com.PK
so? what do you think he is lamenting about??? NOT limited withdrawal ? or he is saying Indians do not have decent dinners while Russians do so please take off this limitation condition 
@Abba_Dabba_Jabba leh...khush hoja ab...ya burnol lga...no such news posted in Indian media..huh...!NEW DELHI:
HIGHLIGHTS
- Russia threatens to lodge diplomatic protest over notes ban, say sources
- 'How can such a big embassy function without cash', asks the envoy
- 200 people work at the embassy; weekly withdrawal limit of Rs.50,000
Russia has threatened to take "counter steps" and lodge a diplomatic protest with India over the notes ban, which the country says has left its diplomats struggling for cash in Delhi
Russian Government sources have told NDTV that Ambassador Alexander Kadakin is waiting for a reply to his letter to the Ministry of External Affairs on December 2. Moscow, say sources, may summon the Indian envoy this week to protest against the Rs. 50,000 a week limit on withdrawals since the notes ban on November 8.
In his letter, Mr Kadakin has said the limit set by the government is "not even enough to pay for a decent dinner" and totally inadequate for operational expenses.
"How can such a big embassy in Delhi function without cash?" the envoy questioned.
Russian government sources have described the curbs as "a violation of international charters". There are around 200 people in the Russian embassy in Delhi.
Last month, the government banned the two biggest currency notes of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000, which suddenly took away 86 per cent of the cash in circulation and had millions spending hours at banks and ATMs. To regulate the cash, the government imposed limits on the withdrawal and exchange of banned notes.
The Foreign Ministry has not officially commented yet but sources have told NDTV that they are waiting for the recommendations of an inter-ministerial task force that was set up to look into the problems being faced by embassies and NRIs.
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/russia-objects-to-notes-ban-threatens-counter-steps-1634609
@waz
@Skull and Bones
@BABA AGHORI ye le..apna source le leNEW DELHI:
HIGHLIGHTS
- Russia threatens to lodge diplomatic protest over notes ban, say sources
- 'How can such a big embassy function without cash', asks the envoy
- 200 people work at the embassy; weekly withdrawal limit of Rs.50,000
Russia has threatened to take "counter steps" and lodge a diplomatic protest with India over the notes ban, which the country says has left its diplomats struggling for cash in Delhi
Russian Government sources have told NDTV that Ambassador Alexander Kadakin is waiting for a reply to his letter to the Ministry of External Affairs on December 2. Moscow, say sources, may summon the Indian envoy this week to protest against the Rs. 50,000 a week limit on withdrawals since the notes ban on November 8.
In his letter, Mr Kadakin has said the limit set by the government is "not even enough to pay for a decent dinner" and totally inadequate for operational expenses.
"How can such a big embassy in Delhi function without cash?" the envoy questioned.
Russian government sources have described the curbs as "a violation of international charters". There are around 200 people in the Russian embassy in Delhi.
Last month, the government banned the two biggest currency notes of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000, which suddenly took away 86 per cent of the cash in circulation and had millions spending hours at banks and ATMs. To regulate the cash, the government imposed limits on the withdrawal and exchange of banned notes.
The Foreign Ministry has not officially commented yet but sources have told NDTV that they are waiting for the recommendations of an inter-ministerial task force that was set up to look into the problems being faced by embassies and NRIs.
http://www.ndtv.com/india-news/russia-objects-to-notes-ban-threatens-counter-steps-1634609
@waz
@Skull and Bones
Yes, monkeys have the most freedom.
idiot of the day award goes to you
@Spring Onion
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I have been to Russian embassy last weekend .. no problem in there. it is just , normal conversion from rubal to INR is costing more for non-diplomatic Russians or Indians. Second thing is Russian gals like indian Dudes
annni ho gai hain kia?
