Memes flood Twitter as demonetisation hits six years

With pun intended (or not) Twitteratis recall the whole fiasco of demonetisation, trending #Demonanniversary and #DEMONetisation on the social networking platform.

On November 8, 2016, demonetisation was implemented in order to ‘combat’ black money and decrease cash flow, yet after being implemented for six years, the public’s access to currency went up.

As usual, Twitter makes mockumentaries and comments available to the public. Memes recalling the era prior to demonetisation flood the internet.

When PM Modi remarked, “Give me 50 days, burn me alive if I’m wrong,” and when they said goodbye to the 500 and Rs 1000 bills, internet users tweeted memes.

Twitter will never let us forget the ‘legend’ who made us laugh with his demonetisation comment and the group of people who talked about how the income tax authorities can track the new 2000 notes, amusing to people, in an attempt to defend the decision of the central government that caused havoc in the country.

A video has gone viral where Arvind Kejriwal called the whole thing a ‘scam’. With pun intended (or not) Twitteratis recall the whole fiasco of demonetisation, trending #Demonanniversary and #DEMONetisation on the social networking platform.

We left no stone unturned in providing you with the best memes.

https://twitter.com/22Arjun2/status/1589694156641046529?s=20&t=x33MvJhl5giQkdArGczI9g
https://twitter.com/lyfis_memories/status/1589827989424201730?s=20&t=_0nQgEGOz31dLIYvhG1CwA
https://twitter.com/Cryptic_Miind/status/1589853590604374018

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