Arvind Kejriwal exposing failure of demonetization.

He said that bringing 2000 notes will stop corruption. Now they are saying that banning 2000 notes will end corruption.

That is why we say, PM should be educated. Anyone can say anything to an illiterate PM. He doesn't understand. People have to suffer. 

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