PM should apologise to the nation for note ban failure: N Chandrababu Naidu

VIJAYAWADA: Chief minister N Chandrababu Naidu on Wednesday asked Prime Minister Narendra Modi to apologise for demonetization and for introducing Rs 2,000 note.
Naidu said demonetization was a total failure. He said the central government had failed to handle the issue and had put people to severe hardship.
“Demonetization was not planned and it caused severe inconvenience to people and the country’s economy was badly hit.The PM should apologise to the nation for his failure,” Naidu said.
“The country is bleeding from the failures of the BJP-led government,” the chief minister said. He said he was fighting against the failures and misrule of the BJP government to give a better future for people.
Naidu also made an appeal to people, particularly to the intellectuals and the youth to raise their voice against the undemocratic rule of Modi.
He said it was time for the nation to raise its voice against Modi. “Modi is using democratic institutions against his rivals and such political witch-hunt is not healthy for the nation and democracy.”
Chandrababu Naidu will be joining Karnataka chief minister HD Kumaraswamy and Congress president Rahul Gandhi at an election campaign meeting at Raichur in Karnataka on Friday.
Naidu will also address election meetings against BJP and Modi in West Bengal for Trinamool Congress, Delhi for AAP and Jammu and Kashmir for National Conference. He had joined the election campaign of Janata Dal (Secular) in Karnataka and DMK in Tamil Nadu.