On completion of one year of the notes ban, Congress is preparing to protest on November 8.

Congress leader Sanjay Nirupam tweeted that there will be protests at the Azad Maidan on the occasion of the anniversary of the notes ban. Not only this, Shraddha will also be held in memory of those who lost their lives in the notes ban.

Nirupam tweeted, "Demonstration in Azad Maidan on the anniversary of the notes ban, 11 o'clock in the morning; The tribute meeting at Juhu Beach at 8.00 in the evening. Come on both place, thunder against the notes ban.''

While tweeting the second, he said, "And who lost their lives in a Highlight notes ban, Shraddha is also organized in their memory. On Azad field."

Let us state that there were long lines of people in front of the banks to change the old notes during the notes ban, many people were killed at that time.

Giving information about this protest on Monday, Sanjay Nirupam told the reporters, "People used to stand in front of banks to replace the old 500 and 1000 notes during the notes ban, while about 115 people Life was gone. The poor people of the country had to face a lot of problems due to the notes ban. We will pay tribute to those who lost their lives. "

He told that Congress will organize a rally on Juhu Beach on this occasion, where a tribute meeting will also be held. He said, "During the demonstration, some party workers will also have their head shaved."

At the same time, in Gujrat on Tuesday, former Prime Minister of India Manmohan Singh also targeted the Narendra Modi government on notes ban, GST and bullet trains.

Manmohan Singh said that both GST and notes ban are very dangerous steps for our economy.

They said that because of them the waist of our small investors has broken. The former PM has termed 'black day' for the Indian economy and democracy on November 8. He said, "I want to repeat what I said in Parliament. It was a planned robbery and legal robbery. "

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