Remember demonetisation days? Netas react to cash crunch
Opposition parties have now attacked the Modi government over the cash crunch that said to have affected millions across seven states.

"ATMs were empty in November 2016. ATMs are empty now. And the only party flush with cash is the BJP: the people suffer," Sitaram Yechury tweeted today
ATMs were empty in November 2016. ATMs are empty now. And the only party flush with cash is the BJP: the people suffer.
— Sitaram Yechury (@SitaramYechury) 1523941192000He further added: "The country is still paying the price of a sudden midnight Firman of demonetisation. Institutional damage under Modi has caused great hardship to the common Indian."
West Bengal CM Mamata Banerjee went a step ahead and termed the current cash crunch with financial emergency.
On Twitter she wrote: "Seeing reports of ATMs running out of cash in several States. Big notes missing. Reminder of #DeMonetisation days. Is there a Financial Emergency going on in the country?"
Seeing reports of ATMs running out of cash in several States. Big notes missing. Reminder of #DeMonetisation days.… https://t.co/85sylSe8dC
— Mamata Banerjee (@MamataOfficial) 1523947584000The Congress has slammed Modi government, and even accused it of deliberately creating a situation of cash crunch in the country.
News reports say that ATMs around the country are running of out cash. Is it just gross mismanagement by the Modi G… https://t.co/CwayvirL45
— Congress (@INCIndia) 1523943108000From the government side, it was Madhya Pradesh CM Shivraj Singh Chouhan who came to the resuce of the Centre.
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