They demanded the time limit for exchange of old notes be extended.
"RBI has lost its independence under the Narendra Modi regime. All decision are being taken and executed by the PMO. We are not demanding a roll back rather we want the time limit for the exchange of old notes be extended," Left Front chairman Biman Bose said.
The protesters also raised slogans like 'Narendra Modi hai hai'.
Left Front Legislative Party (LFLP) leader Sujan Chakraborty said, "We are not against unearthing black money. But in the name of unearthing black money you can't put the common people in deep trouble. We are against this.
Left Front, he said, will give a deputation to the RBI governor in the afternoon.
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