मोदीले एकाएक ५०० र १०० को नोट ब्याण्ड गरेपछि बैंकमा लाइन लाग्दा यसरि भयो महिलाहरु को मारपिट , मोदीको एक निर्णयले भारत भरि सर्वसाधारण दुख गएर कमाउने लाइ सास्ती , यसरि भयो बीच सडकमा तमासा भिडियोमा हेर्नुहोस-

PM Narendra Modi cautioned of more activity against individuals holding unlawful money even as outrage rose the nation over on Saturday with ATMs running dry and banks attempting to administer money three days after the legislature demonetised high-esteem banknotes.Union back priest Arun Jaitley said it would take two-three weeks to overhaul the computerized tellers machines (ATMs) to empower them to apportion the new Rs 1000 and Rs 500 banknotes. "I might want to declare at the end of the day that after the end of this plan, there is no assurance that something new won't be acquainted with rebuff you (the degenerate)," Modi told individuals from the Indian people group in Kobe, Japan. "I salute my kinsmen. Individuals remained in line for four hours, six hours yet acknowledged the choice in national premium… But I never thought I will get gifts for this." But back home, the underlying open support for the clampdown on "dark cash" seemed, by all accounts, to be winding down as a huge number of individuals remained in serpentine lines in banks and ATMs for a considerable length of time but then neglected to either trade their old notes or pull back any money. There were reports of irate individuals breaking the glass façade of a bank in Delhi while TV footage indicated police caning and pushing individuals at another branch. Reports of individuals falling oblivious and notwithstanding kicking the bucket because of weariness fuelled open outrage regardless of the administration's declarations about having "enough money" to take care of the demand.