People have fundamental right to know about Modi's education: Kejriwal

New Delhi: Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal on Thursday raked up the issue of Prime Minister Narendra Modi's degrees yet again saying he was not able to grasp the "devastating consequences" of demonetisation due to "less education".

Addressing a press conference, he said it was essential that the "truth" about Prime Minister's degrees is disclosed as it is the "fundamental right" of people.

"People believe since Modiji is less educated he has taken the decision to demonetise currency without discussing it with anyone. Now that it has jeopardised the lives of people he is not being able to tackle the situation," Kejriwal told reporters at his residence here.

The AAP chief, who had earlier sought rollback of the note ban measure, also demanded that the money deposited by people be used to waive the loans of farmers and small traders.