Modi’s Concern

            Prime Minister Narendra Modi while addressing a ralley ‘parivartan yatra’ at Moradabad UP, said ‘The line I have made you stand in, it is the last line’.  Whether it is election's empty trust or reality, the time will tell the truth.  He urged farmers not to withdraw money from Jan Dhan account provided the money has been deposited by hoarders.  PM assured poor people to contact him if somebody threatened them.  ‘The hardship farmers are facing due to demonetization policy will be appropriately rewarded’ he assured.  He advocated people to accept mobile and internet banking system.  He implore youngster to educate general public regarding mobile banking and shopping and make India digital at a faster pace.  He ensured people to reward them and for that he is thinking the ways and means.  Prime Minister is a good orator; nevertheless, the hardship experiencing by the public will have negative impact on vote bank.  They must get back something in the form of kind or money in coming months.  Otherwise, defeat is eminent.

   

        Meanwhile Nitish Kumar, Chief Minister of Bihar supported invalidation of high denomination currencies.  Rajya Sabha MP, Sharad Yadav squarely criticized central government over the demonetization drive.  Janta Dal (U) is likely to split vertically due to ideological differences between both stalwarts.  Sharad Yadav alleged government to safe guard the interest of PUS banks that are sinking due to enhancement in non-performing assets, the public in general is harassed on streets.  Rampant corruption in the society must be weeded out said Nitish Kumar.  The move must be followed by hard hit on benami property and money hoarded in the form of gold and diamond.  He reiterated that no differences exist between he and Sharad Yadav and both welcome the move.  It seems, both Nitish Kumar and BJP likely to share the same platform for a longer time.  Fight against corruption is everlasting mission. Missionary zeal is required to root out corruption from the society.

            From inner source, P. Chidambaram, Congress Rajya Sabha MP and ex Finance Minister said, till date Rs 11 lakh crore of high valued currency has been deposited.  The cost of demonetization was calculated by Centre for Monitoring Indian Economy is Rs 1,28 lakh crore.  ‘It is likely that nearly all demonetized notes could return to the system’ he said.  Question is, if all the money return to the system then it will be the biggest setback to the PM Modi and his party.  During the tenure, P. Chidambaram and his party has not implemented any scheme to curb corruption, why not the party is supporting the Modi's move wholeheartedly?  Disturbing both the houses from December 16, shouting on the streets, writing articles after articles, interview on channels is worthless unless one contribute positively when in power.  Uncalled suggestion is, better to imprint good quality thoughts on offspring rather than to impress public posing as a messiah.  He may be a good advocate; however, he is not a good Papa.