Finance Ministry dispels myths about demonetisation

Finance Ministry made it known to citizens that since government has decided to put indelible ink on the finger of those who come for money exchange there has been a reduction in crowd witnessed.

New Delhi, Nov 18 Lot of rumours are also doing rounds with regards to government demonetising more currency notes or planning to put bank lockers under scanner.

At such a time Finance Ministry tried to break some myths and make people aware about the reality with regards to demonetisation.

Here are some myths dispelled by the ministry:

Myth: PM is going to address the nation again, announcing demonetisaiton of 100 and 50 rupee notes.
Reality: Baseless; no intention of cancelling legal tender status of notes of any other denomination.

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— Ministry of Finance (@FinMinIndia) November 18, 2016

Myth: Information was leaked to select corporate houses and party members in advance.
Reality: Complete secrecy was maintained; no leakage of Government's intention to any section.

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— Ministry of Finance (@FinMinIndia) November 18, 2016

The Finance Ministry made it known to the citizens that since government has decided to put indelible ink on the finger of those who come for money exchange there has been a reduction in the crowd witnessed outside the banks.

In the wake of scrapping of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 notes, long queues have been seen at banks and ATMs. People are queuing up to exchange or deposit scrapped currency notes or waiting to draw cash from ATM.

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