Prime Minister Narendra Modi is ignoring the reality by talking about the ‘cashless India’. There are 24 per cent tribal people in Madhya Pradesh as well as the literacy rate of MP is also very less hence the idea of ‘cashless India’ is far away from the reality,” said Aam Aadmi Party’s (AAP) State Convener Alok Agrawal while addressing the party workers on Friday.
Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) on Friday conducted meetings at Bhopal and Indore for the preparations of the Parivartan rally of AAP National Convener and Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal.
Notably, AAP’s National Convener Arvind Kejriwal would address the parivartan rally in Bhopal on December 20.
AAP office bearers made the strategy reagrding the 10 –day campaigning and Bhopal’s parivartan rally during the meeting. Office bearers also presented the reports for the rally.
While addressing the workers in Ujjain and Indore on Friday, Agrawal stated cashless India is not beneficial for the poor people such as vegetable or tea vendors.
PM Modi is trying to benefit the paytm and other companies through the idea of cashless India. PM Modi is not witnessing the dilemma of the people due to demonetization. Around 85 people have died due to demonetization. He asked that who is responsible for the death of these innocent people.
Agrawal further said that it is wrong to declare the people anti- national who protest against the government’s decisions.
Agrawal alleged that Modi government is trying to benefit some industrialists by waiving off their Rs 8 lakh crore behind the decision of demonetization.
He further added that Chief Minister of Delhi, Arvind Kejriwal would raise this scam among the people during parivartan rally on December 20 in Bhopal.