Modi's note ban was attack on India's poor, farmers, labourers: Rahul

He also said the decision to scrap high-value currency notes was an attack on the country's poor, farmers, labourers and small shopkeepers

Demonetisation led to GDP slump: Rahul Gandhi

Priyanka Gandhi Vadra also accused the government of being responsible for the slump in the economy

The former BJP ally wondered why there is no peace in the newly-carved out Union Territory when there is a "strong" government at Centre.

Invisible Indians cannot be forsaken like they were during the catastrophe of demonetisation

The AIMIM leader also raised questions on the recent riots that took place in Northeast Delhi

The move to scrap the old Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 notes was announced by PM Modi on November 8, 2016.

MoS Finance Anurag Thakur was responding to a query whether currency notes in circulation increased post-demonetisation.

The sisters, who were doing petty jobs, were not aware of the demonetisation drive in November 2016, relatives said.

She further added that three years on, demonetisation is perhaps the single most appropriate metaphor for the BJP’s “ill-conceived governance model”.

RBI has also proposed that FASTags would be enabled to pay for parking fee and even at fuel stations.