New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Tuesday asked the Centre to look into public interest litigation (PIL) against Reserve Bank of India's (RBI) decision to exchange Rs 30 crores worth of banknotes which were defaced by separatist groups in Kashmir in 2013.
Supreme Court asks Centre to look into PIL against RBI decision to exchange 30 crore worth of bank notes defaced by separatist groups in Kashmir in 2013.Bench headed by CJI Bobde asks Solicitor General Tushar Mehta to reply within 2 weeks as 'it’s matter of national importance' pic.twitter.com/rzZZzw15R6
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A Bench headed by Chief Justice of India, Sharad Arvind Bobde, has asked the Solicitor General Tushar Mehta, to reply within two weeks as "it is a matter of national importance."
The plea filed by one Satish Bhardwaj, has called for the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) investigation against RBI for allowing notes to be exchanged. Bhardwaj has alleged that he had moved RBI and CBI for action into the matter in 2013 itself but did not get any response. (ANI)
