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Sanjay Raut: Demonetisation was 'economic terrorism', thousands died in bank queues, who is responsible? - Vimarsana News

Sanjay Raut: Demonetisation was 'economic terrorism', thousands died in bank queues, who is responsible?

Slamming the implementation of the exercise, Raut has said he agrees with Justice Nagarathna who termed demonetisation illegal.

Demonetisation: Big Supreme Court Verdict On Centre's Note Ban Move Likely Today: 10 Facts - Vimarsana News

Demonetisation: Big Supreme Court Verdict On Centre's Note Ban Move Likely Today: 10 Facts

The Supreme Court is likely to give its verdict today on petitions challenging the centre's decision of November 2016 to ban Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 currency notes. Rs 10 lakh crore was wiped out of circulation overnight because of the move.

Source: ndtv.com
Supreme Court's judgment on demonetisation: What it means in 2022 - Vimarsana News

Supreme Court's judgment on demonetisation: What it means in 2022

As the Supreme Court gears up to deliver its judgment on the Centre’s 2016 demonetisation decision, we need to understand what it means in 2022.

2016 Notes Ban, Demonetisation: Welcome Slap On Government's Wrist: Opposition On Notes Ban Verdict - Vimarsana News

2016 Notes Ban, Demonetisation: Welcome Slap On Government's Wrist: Opposition On Notes Ban Verdict

The Supreme Court's verdict on demonetisation deals only with the decision-making process, and it is "misleading" to say that the court has upheld the notes ban, the Congress said today.

Source: ndtv.com
BREAKING: Supreme Court dismisses pleas challenging 2016 demonetisation - Vimarsana News

BREAKING: Supreme Court dismisses pleas challenging 2016 demonetisation

The Court held that there was a reasonable nexus to bring such a measure, and that demonetisation was not hit by the doctrine of proportionality.