Currency News Update: Many times a big decision has been taken by the Central Government regarding the notes. Recently, the government has decided to withdraw 2000 rupees note from circulation.
Now the Finance Ministry has said a big thing about currency notes in the Lok Sabha. So you also know whether the government is now taking a decision to withdraw the Rs 500 note from circulation…? The Ministry of Finance has given a big update on the notes of 500, 1000, 2000 rupees in the Lok Sabha.
September 30 is the last date
According to the information received from the Reserve Bank, till September 30, 2023, you can exchange the 2000 rupee note. The Finance Ministry told the Lok Sabha that the deadline to exchange Rs 2000 notes in banks is till September 30, 2023, and the government is not considering any proposal to extend it further.
Will 500 note also be banned?
Let us tell you that the media has asked the Finance Ministry whether the government will also stop the Rs 500 note to curb black money…? Let us tell you that the government is closing the big notes to stop black money. At present, Rs 500 denomination note is the biggest in the market, so can the Rs 500 note also be banned in the coming days? At present, the Finance Ministry has said that no such scheme has been considered.
Demonetisation happened for the first time in 2016
Modi government had taken the decision of demonetisation for the first time in the year 2016, in which it was decided to close the notes of 500 and 1000 rupees, after which the general public had to face a lot of trouble. Now recently, the government has decided to take out the Rs 2000 note from circulation, after which the question is coming up whether the government can once again bring back the Rs 1000 note. On this too, the Finance Ministry has said that at present no such scheme has been considered.
