2000 Rupee Note: On May 19, the Reserve Bank of India took a big decision regarding the Rs 2,000 note and decided to take it out of circulation (2000 Rupee Note Demonetisation). RBI had also informed that till September 30, any citizen can exchange these notes by going to banks and till then these notes will remain in legal tender.Â
Now the government has given a lot of information regarding the 2000 rupee note. Minister of State for Finance Pankaj Chowdhary has informed in the Monsoon Session of Parliament that Rs 2,000 notes worth Rs 2,000 worth Rs 2.72 trillion have been returned to the banking system by June 30.
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Along with this, the Minister of State for Finance has also told that there will be no shortage of cash in the country after the withdrawal of Rs 2,000 notes. Instead, there is a sufficient number of 500 and other denomination notes. In such a situation, the common people will not have to face any kind of problem. It is worth noting that the Reserve Bank had decided to return Rs 2,000 under its ‘Clean Note Policy’.
Will the deadline to return Rs 2,000 notes be extended?
Along with this, a question was also asked from the Finance Ministry on the issue of extending the deadline to return the 2000 rupee notes, to which the Minister of State for Finance has given a written reply saying that this thing has not yet been considered. going. At the same time, according to the RBI report, a total of 76 percent of Rs 2000 notes have been returned to the banks. On May 19, a total of Rs 3.56 lakh crore worth Rs 2,000 notes were in circulation in the country, which has come down to Rs 84,000 crore by June 30.
