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March 2017
Several
"ineligible" people were queuing up at Reserve Bank of India (RBI)
counters to deposit demonetised notes, Parliament was informed on Tuesday.
"Several
people who are ineligible queuing up at RBI counters making the queue
longer," Minister of State for Finance Arjun Ram Meghwal told the Rajya
Sabha in a written reply.
"As
each application has to be checked at the counters for his/her absence from the
country from passport stamp marks, it is taking considerable time for counter
staff. It is compounded by the incomplete documentation," he said. The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
Long
queues are formed at Mumbai and Delhi only as large number of persons from the
neighbouring states are turning up and several staff members have been engaged
to attend to the large number of people turning up at the counters, Meghwal
said.
"An
officer of the rank of General Manger has been assigned the task at Mumbai
Office. Department of Currency Management, Central Office have been advising
the specific offices to deal with applicants with more sensitivity," he
said.
As
the last date for deposit by residents, who were not in India during the period
from November 8 to December 30, 2016, is approaching more people are turning
up, the Minister added.
The
grace period for Indian citizens residing in India, who were abroad during
November-December, 2016, is upto March 31, 2017 and for Indian citizens
resident outside is up to June 30. The
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The
facility for exchange of Old currency notes is available at the RBI offices in
Mumbai, Delhi, Chennai, Kolkata and Nagpur.The Total Investment & Insurance Solutions
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