Those guilty of scams are standing in queue to exchange Rs 4,000: PM mocks Rahul

November 13, 2016 12:51

In an apparent dig at Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi, Prime Minister Narendra Modi said people who were involved in scams amounting to crores of rupees are now standing in bank queue to exchange Rs 4,000.

"There were so many scams: 2G, CWG, and many more, you know all about them. And people involved in those scams are now have to stand in queue to exchange Rs 4,000," the PM said in Goa.

The Congress vice president on Friday had gone to State Bank of India Parliament Street branch to exchange Rs 4,000.

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