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Whenever PM Modi goes to Japan, there's currency ban in India: Kharge

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Bengaluru: Congress president Mallikarjun Kharge on Saturday alleged that whenever Prime Minister Narendra Modi travels to Japan, he imposes a currency ban in India.

Kharge made the remarks while addressing the swearing-in ceremony of the new Congress government of Karnataka at the Kanteerava Stadium here.

"Last time when Prime Minister Modi went to Japan, he banned Rs 1,000 banknotes. This time, he banned Rs 2,000 notes," he said.

"The nation will not gain with these steps. Instead, the country will be at a loss. Prime Minister Modi wants to trouble people of the country in one way or the other," he said.

The Reserve Bank of India on Friday announced that Rs 2,000 currency notes were being withdrawn from circulation, citing its ‘Clean Note Policy’ and other factors. RBI said that the Rs 2,000 denomination is not commonly used for transactions.


The ‘Clean Note Policy’ of the RBI is aimed at ensuring the availability of good quality currency notes to the public by removing damaged and counterfeit notes from circulation.

Kharge maintained that the new Congress government in the state is one that spreads love.

"It is not like the previous government where one disliked the other. This government will take everyone along, together. We will keep our word unlike the BJP which tells and does different things," he added.

Siddaramaiah and D.K. Shivakumar were sworn in as Karnataka's new Chief Minister and Deputy Chief Minister. Eight other Ministers also took the oath of office.



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