India

The Supreme Court said on Notbandi government fulfills his promise

India's Supreme court refused the removal of ban on the old notes of 500 and 1000. The court refused to extend the deadline for the use of these notes, the whole matter is handed over to the 5-member Constitution bench. The court sent the matter to the Constitution bench, a total of 9 questions. Moreover, the Supreme Court banned the proceedings in all courts in all matters relating to Notbandi.

The court said to the government that he fulfill its promise to facilitate cash withdrawals of Rs 24,000 every week to every people.

Yechury said we will go to the public on Notbandi

The opposition called on the President after deadlock in parliament on notebandi against Modi government even on friday. At the meeting not attended by 4 major parties. BSP, NCP, SP and Left leaders not arrived to meet the president. The delegation of the opposition leaders went to meet to the President of India in the leadership of the Congress president Sonia Gandhi.

Left leader Sitaram Yechury said the president's visit was no use so we did not go to the meeting. Yechury said that we will go to the people. The parties of the country will be go to the people across the country on 27, 28, 29. Yechury said while walking to the old notes were legal option, being the equivalent of the notes of old Notbandi money comes into the market.