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Breaking News: FM Nirmala Sitaraman Slams Opposition For Spreading Misinformation Over RS 2000 Notes
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1:17Now PlayingBreaking News: Nirmala SitaRaman, Finance Minister, has reacted to the de-continuation of an Rs. 2000, saying that the RBI has achieved its goal here and the introduction Rs. 2000 note was an attempt at re-monetization. She also slammed opposition leaders for questioning RBI's decision. taking a jibe at former Finance minister P Chidambaram she said, 'To cast aspersions on the matters of this nature, currency, decision of the central bank does not augur well with the former finance minister who has been with the ministry. The (UPA) government lasted for 10 years, in which for a large part he was finance minister. There were several questions we had raised in Parliament and we never had a substantial answer for them," I would think it is better for all of us to understand the situation and provide observations that are commensurate with the office he had held and not be frivolous about commenting and judging it." Watch out for more.
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