Congress President Sonia Gandhi's son-in-law Robert Vadra on Tuesday again expressed concern over the hardships faced by people due to demonetisation.
This is the second time Vadra has spoken on these lines on his Facebook account.
"For how long and how much more will the government experiment on us, to try and prove itself correct?" said Vadra.
"Now, deposits of more than Rs 5,000 of demonetised currency note will be allowed only once and that too with an explanation," he added.
"It has turned financial institutes into interrogation offices. Sad to see people suffering due to whims and fancies of the government.
"I feel for the people and the difficulties they have (faced) and are facing," Vadra added.
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