New Delhi: The VHP on Monday said it will teach its youth-wing Bajrang Dal’s cadre to conduct cashless transactions, who will further train other people, a day after Prime Minister Narendra Modi exhorted the youth to end rampant black money and corruption by making India a cashless society.
Welcoming the Centre’s demonetisation decision, VHP’s international joint secretary general Surendra Jain said the move has not only helped curb naxalism and terror-funding, but has also brought down the instances of stone-pelting in Kashmir Valley. Terming the demonitisation move a “milestone” decision, Jain said curbing black money was not only the government's job, but also the responsibility of the people.
“The VHP and Bajrang Dal has decided to take necessary steps to train its cadre on this issue. After getting trained, the Bajrang Dal volunteers will also arrange training for common people,” he added.
