Modi’s Note Ban Is A Disaster & Has Hurt Us Badly: Manmohan Singh
Manmohan Singh cautioned the people today that the worst was yet to come in the wake of the note ban.
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Amid fears of a decline in the country's GDP, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh cautioned the people today that the worse was yet to come in the wake of demonetisation, which he termed as a "disaster".
In his address at the 'Jan Vedna' conclave, Singh said things were going from bad to worse and that the worst was yet to come.
He dismissed as a "hollow claim" Prime Minister Narendra’s "Modi's propaganda" that things have started looking up.
The former Prime Minister said it was the "solemn duty" of all Congress men to tell the people the wrongs that have been done by Modi and that a "clarion call" should be given to the countrymen to "awake and rise" up in protest.
Both Singh and Chidambaram said there would be a decline in the country's gross domestic product (GDP) because of demonetisation.
(With inputs from PTI)
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