Yeah...That's how we should do it to curb illegally hoarded black money, fake money and terrorists money.
I mean..what could go wrong with that?
33 Demonetisation Deaths In 7 Days: Hospital Casualties, Suicides, Heart Attacks And Even A Murder
- Thread starter The_Showstopper
- Start date
Yeah...That's how we should do it to curb illegally hoarded black money, fake money and terrorists money.
I mean..what could go wrong with that?
takeiteasy
SENIOR MEMBER
- Joined
- Dec 22, 2010
- Messages
- 3,000
- Reaction score
- 4
- Country
- Location
To kill a rat, Sanghi Warlords put fire on the whole mansion!
Had no idea black money, fake money, terrorist funding and corruption was as minor as a rat...
Thanks for letting us know..
I mean..... by the way Kejri was jumping up and down few years back on corruption, we all thought it was a big deal...Who knew your lord came to power chasing a rat!
Manindra
SENIOR MEMBER
- Joined
- Nov 6, 2012
- Messages
- 5,109
- Reaction score
- -2
- Country
- Location
Yes, India is a Federal Structure but that structure can't come in the way of currency management. Thats sole monopoly of RBI. Thats why regional stalwarts failed in court as no legal basis they can counter RBI Monopoly.
Yeah this issue should have been discussed with as many people as people, so that they could have gone and told their relatives and friends, who would have further went ahead and told their friends and relatives and so on!
Would have made this move so successful.
Indian_gorkha
FULL MEMBER
- Joined
- Nov 15, 2016
- Messages
- 321
- Reaction score
- -1
- Country
- Location
How easy is it to brand some one a sanghi and their ideology as hindutva? If only thoughts would cost money, people like you won't think.
And yeah, discuss it with all state finance ministers and let the plan go down the drain.
kadamba-warrior
FULL MEMBER
- Joined
- Apr 2, 2012
- Messages
- 1,542
- Reaction score
- -3
- Country
- Location
Perhaps all those that have died in the queues so far, are vegetable-munching, weak-but-evil yindoos?
On topic: The biggest shocker for me was how Kejriwal tried to hide behind the inconveniences of the people, to protest this move. But knowing how he figuratively and literally hugged Lalu just for political gains, it shouldn't have been a surprise at all.
Hopefully, at least a few more people will realize how utterly opportunistic this so-called crusader against corruption has been.
Last edited:
Sheikh Rauf
SENIOR MEMBER
- Joined
- Aug 24, 2014
- Messages
- 5,732
- Reaction score
- -10
- Country
- Location
Cleaning 3 billion put of 2.2 trillion economy it's like a drop. The loss so far is way more than 3 billion.. Indian sud keep an eye on the gov who are making new currency there must be billions of corruption by making new notes..
Amazing how politicians fool people and people buy it.. even 10 billion dollar won't bring won't get 16 lives back... shining India is shineless
Amazing how politicians fool people and people buy it.. even 10 billion dollar won't bring won't get 16 lives back... shining India is shineless
The_Showstopper
SENIOR MEMBER
- Joined
- Mar 6, 2011
- Messages
- 6,708
- Reaction score
- -3
- Country
- Location
Banana Republic of India can expect far worst economic consequences in the months to come as a result of this economic blunder.
The democratically elected Hindu extremist Narendra Modi has also turned out to be India's dumbest Prime Minister in the country's history.
The democratically elected Hindu extremist Narendra Modi has also turned out to be India's dumbest Prime Minister in the country's history.
The_Showstopper
SENIOR MEMBER
- Joined
- Mar 6, 2011
- Messages
- 6,708
- Reaction score
- -3
- Country
- Location
33 Demonetisation Deaths In 7 Days: Hospital Casualties, Suicides, Heart Attacks And Even A Murder - The Huffington Post India
Source : http://www.huffingtonpost.in/2016/1...deaths-in-7-days-hospital-casualties-suicide/
Source : http://www.huffingtonpost.in/2016/1...deaths-in-7-days-hospital-casualties-suicide/
We may have issues in our country but at any point of time we are much better than you(assuming you to be a Pakistani)
Looking at her name, the crap coming out of her orifice makes sense.
Problem with this is that it has been used by Hindu haters too many times.
Peddle something else please. We are really tired of the same crap each time something happens that you don't like.
For all the excuses, none of you have stated of this is necessary or not? And none of you have given reasons for your position.
Zibago
ELITE MEMBER
- Joined
- Feb 21, 2012
- Messages
- 37,006
- Reaction score
- 12
- Country
- Location
33 Demonetisation Deaths In 7 Days: Hospital Casualties, Suicides, Heart Attacks And Even A Murder
As demonetisation completed a week, the death toll has reached 33. These are confirmed death reported in the national media. The number of unreported deaths may be higher.
Four days before his daughter's wedding, Sukhdev Singh died of heart attack in Tarn Taran, Punjab. Surjit Kaur, wife of the deceased, said, "Nobody was accepting the money we had saved for daughter's marriage. My husband was tense due to this. He had complained of chest pain and died." (Indian Express)
Sumit, a 17 year old son of a BSF jawan in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, committed suicide as his mother won't give him small denomination notes. (Press Trust of India)
A 2-year-old unwell child died in Sambalpur, Odisha, as an autorickshaw drivers refused to take the family to the hospital for want of smaller denomination notes. The family had now-illegal 500 rupee notes. (Report Odisha)
Lakshminarayana, 75, collapsed and died while waiting in a long queue for over two hours at an Andhra Bank branch Secunderabad, Telangana. He had gone to deposit Rs 1.7 lakh. The bank didn't have a separate queue for senior citizens. (IANS)
In Aurangabad, Bihar, an elderly man, Surendra Sharma, died while waiting in a bank queue. (Daudnagar)
Halke Lodhi, a farmer in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh, committed suicide as he didn't have money to buy fertiliser and seeds in time for the Rabi sowing season. "Had he got money from the bank in exchange of his old notes, he would not have committed suicide," said his relative Bhupendra Lodhi. (Hindustan Times
Aziz Ansari, a 60 year old factor worker in Meerut, died of a heart attack in a bank. It was his third day of trying to exchange currency notes. (Times of India)
Raghunath Verma, a 70 year old retired school teacher in Jalaun, eastern Uttar Pradesh, died at a bank queue. His son Ravi said, "We needed Rs 2 lakh for the marriage expenses. My father went to the bank for three days. He had spoken to the bank manager many times asking him to help with the withdrawal and exchange. The manager did not listen to him. He even fell on the manager's feet on Saturday." (Hindustan Times)
In the Bulandshahr (west UP) branch of Kailash hospital, owned by union culture and tourism minister Mahesh Sharma, a child died because the parents had only old currency notes. The hospital wanted them to deposit an advance of Rs 10,000 for admission. The hospital has denied the charge. (One India)
Rizwana, a 24 year old woman in north-east Delhi hanged herself to the ceiling fan with her dupatta as she was upset about not being able to exchange currency for three days. (Indian Express)
In Surat, Gujarat, a 50 year old mother of two committed suicide because she wasn't able to buy ration to feed her family. The shops refused to accept old currency notes. (Times of India)
Shabana, a 20 year old woman in Shamli (west UP) committed suicide. Her brother, returning home after failing to exchange currency at the bank, found her hanging from the ceiling fan. (India Samvad)
http://m.huffingtonpost.in/2016/11/...deaths-in-7-days-hospital-casualties-suicide/
As demonetisation completed a week, the death toll has reached 33. These are confirmed death reported in the national media. The number of unreported deaths may be higher.
Four days before his daughter's wedding, Sukhdev Singh died of heart attack in Tarn Taran, Punjab. Surjit Kaur, wife of the deceased, said, "Nobody was accepting the money we had saved for daughter's marriage. My husband was tense due to this. He had complained of chest pain and died." (Indian Express)
Sumit, a 17 year old son of a BSF jawan in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, committed suicide as his mother won't give him small denomination notes. (Press Trust of India)
A 2-year-old unwell child died in Sambalpur, Odisha, as an autorickshaw drivers refused to take the family to the hospital for want of smaller denomination notes. The family had now-illegal 500 rupee notes. (Report Odisha)
Lakshminarayana, 75, collapsed and died while waiting in a long queue for over two hours at an Andhra Bank branch Secunderabad, Telangana. He had gone to deposit Rs 1.7 lakh. The bank didn't have a separate queue for senior citizens. (IANS)
In Aurangabad, Bihar, an elderly man, Surendra Sharma, died while waiting in a bank queue. (Daudnagar)
Halke Lodhi, a farmer in Chhatarpur district of Madhya Pradesh, committed suicide as he didn't have money to buy fertiliser and seeds in time for the Rabi sowing season. "Had he got money from the bank in exchange of his old notes, he would not have committed suicide," said his relative Bhupendra Lodhi. (Hindustan Times
Aziz Ansari, a 60 year old factor worker in Meerut, died of a heart attack in a bank. It was his third day of trying to exchange currency notes. (Times of India)
Raghunath Verma, a 70 year old retired school teacher in Jalaun, eastern Uttar Pradesh, died at a bank queue. His son Ravi said, "We needed Rs 2 lakh for the marriage expenses. My father went to the bank for three days. He had spoken to the bank manager many times asking him to help with the withdrawal and exchange. The manager did not listen to him. He even fell on the manager's feet on Saturday." (Hindustan Times)
In the Bulandshahr (west UP) branch of Kailash hospital, owned by union culture and tourism minister Mahesh Sharma, a child died because the parents had only old currency notes. The hospital wanted them to deposit an advance of Rs 10,000 for admission. The hospital has denied the charge. (One India)
Rizwana, a 24 year old woman in north-east Delhi hanged herself to the ceiling fan with her dupatta as she was upset about not being able to exchange currency for three days. (Indian Express)
In Surat, Gujarat, a 50 year old mother of two committed suicide because she wasn't able to buy ration to feed her family. The shops refused to accept old currency notes. (Times of India)
Shabana, a 20 year old woman in Shamli (west UP) committed suicide. Her brother, returning home after failing to exchange currency at the bank, found her hanging from the ceiling fan. (India Samvad)
http://m.huffingtonpost.in/2016/11/...deaths-in-7-days-hospital-casualties-suicide/
Similar threads
