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Need Lakshmi, Ganesh Photos On Currency, Says Arvind Kejriwal
Lakshmi is the goddess of prosperity and Lord Ganesh removes hurdles, said Mr Kejriwal. "I am not saying change all notes. But all the fresh notes issued every month should have their images."
New Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal today urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to bring out new currency notes with images of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesh. This will help improve the economic situation of the country, the Delhi Chief Minister suggested.
"Today I appeal to the central government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. On Indian currency there is a photo of (Mahatma) Gandhi ji, let that be. On the other side, a photo of Shri Ganesh Ji and Lakshmi ji should be added," Mr Kejriwal said.
"As I said we have to make a lot of effort to improve the economic situation of our country. Our efforts bear fruit when we have the blessings of Gods and Goddesses. The whole country will get blessings if on currency notes, there is a photo of Ganesh Ji and Lakshmi ji on one side and Gandhi ji on other side," he said.
Lakshmi is the goddess of prosperity and Lord Ganesh removes hurdles, said Mr Kejriwal. "I am not saying change all notes. But all the fresh notes issued every month should have their images."
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief referred to Indonesia - a Muslim nation that has a picture of Lord Ganesh on its currency note. "When Indonesia can, why can't we? The photos can be printed on fresh notes," he said.
Lord Ganesh's image is printed on the 20,000 rupiah note of Indonesia.
"I will write to the Centre tomorrow or the day after tomorrow to appeal for it... we need the almighty's blessings apart from the efforts to settle the economic condition of the country," Mr Kejriwal said.
He said the country was facing a "delicate" situation with the rupee depreciating against the US dollar.
Mr Kejriwal's suggestion came just before elections that are important for his party. AAP is contesting both the Delhi civic polls and the Gujarat election due later this year.
The BJP scoffed at Mr Kejriwal's comments.
"Their (AAP) minister, Gujarat chief and leaders have abused Hindu gods and said many things. Yet, they are still in the party. They're introducing new tactics to save face in polls. Those who objected to a Ram temple have come with a new mask," said Delhi BJP leader Manoj Tiwari.
NDTV
Lakshmi is the goddess of prosperity and Lord Ganesh removes hurdles, said Mr Kejriwal. "I am not saying change all notes. But all the fresh notes issued every month should have their images."
New Delhi: Arvind Kejriwal today urged Prime Minister Narendra Modi to bring out new currency notes with images of Goddess Lakshmi and Lord Ganesh. This will help improve the economic situation of the country, the Delhi Chief Minister suggested.
"Today I appeal to the central government and Prime Minister Narendra Modi. On Indian currency there is a photo of (Mahatma) Gandhi ji, let that be. On the other side, a photo of Shri Ganesh Ji and Lakshmi ji should be added," Mr Kejriwal said.
"As I said we have to make a lot of effort to improve the economic situation of our country. Our efforts bear fruit when we have the blessings of Gods and Goddesses. The whole country will get blessings if on currency notes, there is a photo of Ganesh Ji and Lakshmi ji on one side and Gandhi ji on other side," he said.
Lakshmi is the goddess of prosperity and Lord Ganesh removes hurdles, said Mr Kejriwal. "I am not saying change all notes. But all the fresh notes issued every month should have their images."
The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) chief referred to Indonesia - a Muslim nation that has a picture of Lord Ganesh on its currency note. "When Indonesia can, why can't we? The photos can be printed on fresh notes," he said.
Lord Ganesh's image is printed on the 20,000 rupiah note of Indonesia.
"I will write to the Centre tomorrow or the day after tomorrow to appeal for it... we need the almighty's blessings apart from the efforts to settle the economic condition of the country," Mr Kejriwal said.
He said the country was facing a "delicate" situation with the rupee depreciating against the US dollar.
Mr Kejriwal's suggestion came just before elections that are important for his party. AAP is contesting both the Delhi civic polls and the Gujarat election due later this year.
The BJP scoffed at Mr Kejriwal's comments.
"Their (AAP) minister, Gujarat chief and leaders have abused Hindu gods and said many things. Yet, they are still in the party. They're introducing new tactics to save face in polls. Those who objected to a Ram temple have come with a new mask," said Delhi BJP leader Manoj Tiwari.
NDTV