90% back PM's demonetisation move on his app

November 23, 2016 19:38

About 90 per cent people feel that government's demonetisation move to tackle black money is nice and support the banning of old notes of Rs 500 and 1000.

Thanking people for participating in the survey, the PM tweeted, "I thank people for the historic participation in the survey. Its satisfying to read the insightful views & comments."

"Over 5 lakh have responded to survey on note ban, most citizens reaffirmed faith in measure to end corruption," he said.

The PM on Tuesday launched a survey on an his Narendra Modi App, and asked people to give their feedback whether they mind the inconvenience being faced by them due to the demonetisation decision and how they rate the move and make suggestions to the PM, if any.

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