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Just when people thought the rules for withdrawal of new or exchange of old currency notes had been fixed for good, the government today announced a new set of rules. The change in rules is explained here.
The government announced that it was allowing withdrawal to the tune of Rs 2.5 lakh in cash from bank accounts to help people fund their wedding. As it added exceptions and fixed more limits on withdrawal; it led to much mirth on Twitter.
A user remarked that given the frequent change in rules, a real time app was needed to track the latest rules
A real time app to provide information of the various limits that keep changing every few hours. Like a stock ticker app. Good idea, no?
— ???? Muflis (@xtahzy) November 17, 2016
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Another remarked on how RSS may oppose the new rules regarding withdrawal of money for marriage
Also, RSS should complain, saying this rule means Muslims can withdraw 10 lakh https://t.co/VzsWeKO1By
— Mihir Sharma (@mihirssharma) November 17, 2016
Could the new rules lead to getting hitched? One user sure thought so
Seems a good reason to accept a proposal. https://t.co/A063sboTVr
— Patrick French (@PatrickFrench) November 17, 2016
Former BJP minister, B Janardhan Reddy's daughter got married in Bengaluru recently and the wedding is rumoured to have cost Rs 500 crore. That drew comparisons with the latest withdrawal limit of Rs 2,50,000 for weddings
Impressive pic.twitter.com/veTBXSoDc4
— Anpadh Bhakt (@AnpadhBhakt) November 17, 2016
If this new set of rules are too much for you to follow, a look at this tweet might help you
8/11
— Pushkar (@Pushkarr) November 17, 2016
Follow this rule from 8/11 to 30/12
14/11
This rule is also there
30/11
This rule also
14/12
There is also this rule
30/12
New rule
With rules changed everyday, people wonder who is handling it
2.5L for marriages. What next? 50K for Tirupati, Siddhivinayak trip? Amarnath Yatra gets higher quota? Is Ramdev handling this? ????
— Anupam Gupta (@b50) November 17, 2016
