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Arvind Kejriwal‘s Diety's On Indian Notes Pitch | All This For Gujarat Polls? | Beyond The Headlines
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29:43Now PlayingIn this episode of Beyond The Headlines with Tamanna Inamdar, the anchor will discuss Arvind Kejriwal, the chief minister of Delhi, who urged the Centre to print the image of Lord Ganesha and the goddess Lakshmi on new currency notes to "bring the economy back on track." "On Indian currency notes, there is a picture of Gandhi Ji on one side. It should be left that way. If we place an image of Ganesha Ji and Lakshmi Ji on the other side, the whole country will receive their blessings." "We need to put in a lot of work to get our economy back on track, but we also need the graces of our gods and goddesses along with that," He urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to implement similar measures in India by citing the example of Indonesia.
"This is a political masterstroke. He has made a dent in BJP's vote bank," says MC Abbas
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