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WTF! BBC Showed Nepali Currency On Screen While Discussing Demonetization In India! #Shame

by Shuchi Bhatnagar
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WTF! BBC Showed Nepali Currency On Screen While Discussing Demonetization In India! #Shame

Modi Government’s decision of demonetization has not only shocked black money holders but at one fell swoop, gained limelight internationally, taking into account the fact that it has affected a large number of people including common public who is left in a hurly-burly state to some extent after the implementation of this decision.

There is absolutely no denying the fact that demonetization and ban on the Indian currency notes of Rs. 500 and Rs. 1,000 are still among the most burning topics in the country, despite the fact that there have been quite a good number of days since when they are announced and highlights don’t last for so long.

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Naturally, this decision is still making headlines on all the news channels, national as well as international, and BBC is no exception to this! However, while discussing demonetization in India, they showed “Nepali” currency on screen which is definitely a very shameful thing on the part of ‘BBC’ news since such a big mistake is not at all expected from it.

What do you have to say in this connection? Share your views in the comments section below.

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Shuchi Bhatnagar

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