Apparently demonetization of high currency notes is gradually emerging as one of the biggest disasters of the millennium. The Prime Minister of India, Narendra Modi, has already received brickbats from world top class Economists like Nobel laureate Amartya Sen and the former PM Manmohan Singh for his haste decision.
On the other hand, common people across the nation, who have become the victims of the notes ban, have also been expressing their anger on the PM for the past one month. However, Tamil Nadu's CM Jayalalitha's cardiac arrest and her sad demise formed the headline news of the media for the past three days and for time being, people have also forgot their woes resulted with demonetization, and have been seen busily discussing Jayalalitha's death. As such, Modi appeared to have got a sigh of relief for three days.
Until demonetization came into force, AP people would talk about Chandrababu Naidu's negligence on fighting for special status, Polavaram project's delay, unnecessary Pattiseema project, Amaravati land scams, carelessness on Vizag railway zone's demand, delay in sanction of DA to employees and many other burning issues. But then, demonetization made the people temporarily forgetting CBN's blunders in administration. However demonetization and AP's problems appear to show their adverse effects long time, both Modi and CBN should try their best to pacify the common people. Else, people may teach them a lesson in a right time.