Demonetisation: 'People's inconvenience won't go in vain'

November 14, 2016 12:54

More highlights from PM's speech at Ghazipur, Uttar Pradesh:

* What did Congress do for 19 months during the Emergency? They made this nation a prison of sorts and arrested so many people.

* India now has no place for cheaters, fraudsters.

* The dishonest have nowhere to go now. What will now happen to those garlands full of currency notes?

* India has no shortage of wealth, the question is who has this wealth. I had promised you that our government will end corruption.

* I am doing this for benefit of the country

* I am aware you are facing problems with 500 and 1000 rupee notes ceasing to be legal tender. I understand the inconvenience. Your inconvenience won't go in vain, move will support poor'

* When people in the villages are ready to be inconvenienced to root our corruption, India will have no place for the corrupt.

* No option left for corruption. Cheats have been cornered after demonetisation.

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