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BJP presents: Demonetization feat. Digital India 🤡 Counterfeit notes are being openly sold through multiple Instagram pages, right in the open, without fear. Is the Modi govt’s intelligence apparatus asleep or deliberately silent? The country is waiting for a serious probe and concrete action by ED. #Demonetization #ED

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