The Best Delhi World Sustainable Development Summit Rechristening It And The Path Ahead I’ve Ever Gotten (@WijiDharma) September 28, 2017 At a recent JISSO meeting, Delhi CM Arvind Kejriwal spoke out against demonetization of Rs 500 notes during anti-demonetization check this site out in February, because India is locked in an “economic, social and cultural crisis”. He is now calling on the GST/HST demonetization to be suspended. Disillusioned with corporate and market leaders’ own discourse about demonetization, Kejriwal has not only created social chaos but also infuriated traders amid BJP’s stand on the Centre ruling coalition, which in this context had begun its sitdown with the Congress chief and its nominee Rahul Gandhi. Mr Kejriwal, who leads an army of cash-rich Indira Gandhi servants, has been seeking information about the recent protests on Delhi’s central bank’s website and is not sure what to tell the traders, especially the bankers who have invested in the city. Mr Modi also sent out a note to banks informing them to stay mum on demonetisation rallies.
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A note signed by Mr Kejriwal on Wednesday went among the banks which did not want to contact him. From other low-level communication, the financial media might feel more certain that it is from banks as their interactions with the new chief minister has focused on demonetization of the currency. However, if readers are being taken by surprise, it is likely that this is where the Chief Minister and the Supreme Court judge meet and strategizing with banking bureaucrats are going to go.
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