AGARTALA, Dec 8 (TIWN): ‘Talk to business, when it’s about budget’ and Tripura State BJP supporting Amit Saha’s explanation about the importance of demonetization says that the budget of India has been confined from Rs. 4 lakhs 20 crores to Rs. 4 lakhs 80 crores and without tax collection a high budget is not possible and that’s why demonetization is important.

Although due to small notes unavailability the condition of Tripura remained unchanged, but BJP claimed that the problem is temporary. The mobile Van ATM has been successfully launched in Tripura by the Chief Secretary Y P Singh himself and now the Indian Govt asked to move towards a cashless economy.

BJP further claimed that a cashless transaction makes everything clear and it stays data base and once cashless economy begins then people do not have to worry much for enough cashes in pocket.

It’s worthy to mention here that a Cashless Economy kicked off already in few of Tripura’s CNG Stations.

By using Debit Cards in petrol pumps, CNG stations the everyday clashes with the workers and the consumers will be permanently end. At Agartala Krishnnagar CNG Station, with the traditional Indian inaugural culture breaking a coconut the Debit card payment was launched for the first time in Tripura.

Now this process will be continued in various other CNG Stations of Tripura.

Biplab Deb, BJP State President told TIWN on the background of demonetization that India will undergo an economic boom due to this demonetization and NE budget to increase more in this purpose. On Feb 1^st the budget will be announced and BJP said while depicting the probable outcome of demonetization.

It’s worthy to mention here that the primary pitch and narrative of the demonetisation drive by Prime Minister Narendra Modi seems to have taken a major shift to cashless economy from the initial key highlights of war against black money, corruption and counterfeit currency.

PM said, “Our dream is that there should be a cashless society. This is correct that 100 percent cashless society is never possible. But we can make a start with less-cash society, then cashless society will not be a far-off destination”.