Opposition Criticizes Modi Government’s Decision to Withdraw Rs 2000 Note, Demands Open Dialogue
Hyderabad, May19: The Modi government, decision to withdraw the Rs 2000 note from circulation has drawn strong criticism from opposition parties. Dr. Sravan Dasoju, a prominent figure, has raised concerns about the decision, calling it dubious and illogical. The move has ignited debates about the previous demonetisation policy implemented in 2016, which was claimed to target black money and terrorist financing but caused widespread disruption and even resulted in hundreds of deaths.
The sudden decision to withdraw the Rs 2000 note has sparked confusion among the public, as it raises questions about the government’s motives. The replacement of the Rs 1000 note with the higher denomination note was itself shrouded in mystery. Now, after more than six years, the government’s decision to withdraw the Rs 2000 note appears perplexing and nonsensical to many.
Critics argue that the Modi government is disregarding the democratic nature of India by making such significant decisions without engaging in open dialogue with various stakeholders, including the opposition. They assert that issues of national importance should be discussed and decided upon through a democratic process rather than being enforced dictatorially.
Dasoju demanding transparency and accountability from the government. They urge Modi to explain the benefits that India gained from the previous demonetisation and how the withdrawal of the Rs 2000 note will benefit the nation. There is growing suspicion that demonetisation could potentially be a large-scale scam, warranting a thorough investigation.
As this controversy unfolds, the opposition insists that the government must provide answers to the nation, addressing the concerns surrounding the decision to withdraw the Rs 2000 note. Dasoju emphasize the importance of engaging in open dialogue and inclusiveness to ensure that the interests of all stakeholders are considered.
