PM Modi would participate in Note ban debate: Rajnath Singh

New Delhi: Home Minister Rajnath Singh on Monday assured that Prime Minister Narendra Modi would participate in the debate over demonetisation issue.

While speaking inside the Lok Sabha the HM stated, "If you want the PM to come to Lok Sabha and participate he would do so. The government is open for a discussion on demonetisation." "You want PM to come to Lok Sabha for this debate then he will and he would also intervene the matter if it becomes necessary (PM aayenge debate mein, aur zarurat padne par hastakshep bhi karenge)," said Rajnath Singh.

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What else Rajnath Singh said:

The Home Minister claimed that no questioned was raised by the people on Centre's motive behind the demonetising Rs 1000 and Rs 500 (old) denomination notes and accusing the government for this move is wrong.

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Singh said, "Not a single person has questioned the intent of the government."

"We are ready to debate but do not doubt our integrity," he further stated.

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