At the point when individuals where not able to pull back cash from ATMs. The Indian government's sudden choice Tuesday to demonetize the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 coin notes has hit hard individuals like Karan Awasthi who have returned home subsequent to working in India. Awasthi landed here three days again from Hyderabad, India to make a trip on to his home at Damal in Dadeldhura. In any case, he is stranded here as he can't trade the IC 500 and 1,000 banknotes that he has with him taking after the choice. "I went to numerous banks and even drew closer businesspeople in Dhangadhi to trade these notes. In any case, nobody would," said an exasperated Awasthi, demonstrating groups of the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 demonetized cash notes. Awasthi did not have a solitary Nepali coin note with him as was having an issue. He couldn't purchase the transport ticket and had issue with settlement and sustenance since he didn't have Nepali banknotes. Like Karan, Chet Awasthi, another India-returnee from Dadeldhura, is in a comparative difficulty. He doesn't comprehend what to do with the Rs 500 and Rs 1,000 IC takes note of that he has with him – the well deserved cash that he drudged for in India.
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