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Foreigns turn Street Performers after Note ban
By: Tupaki Desk | 28 Nov 2016 7:36 AM GMT
Foreigners have been facing hardships since the demonetization drive was launched on November 8th, 2016. The little money they have in Rs 100 denomination got exhausted and even exchange at Banks has become a worry for them due to cash crunch. While some of the passengers were seen pleading Indians to come to their rescue in the Airports, Others have choosing different paths to overcome the situation.
Tourists from Australia, Germany and France turned into street performers in India. Two Groups were seen performing on the streets outside Brahma Temple at Pushkar in Rajasthan after they were stranded with the scrap of old Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes. Some of them even played musical instruments. The boards displayed by the tourists read 'You Can Help Us' and 'Money Problem'.
Foreign Tourists were trying their best to reach Delhi and keep in touch with their respective Embassies to return to their Nation as early as possible. No one knows why didn't Centre address this issue so far.
Tourists from Australia, Germany and France turned into street performers in India. Two Groups were seen performing on the streets outside Brahma Temple at Pushkar in Rajasthan after they were stranded with the scrap of old Rs 500 and Rs 1000 notes. Some of them even played musical instruments. The boards displayed by the tourists read 'You Can Help Us' and 'Money Problem'.
Foreign Tourists were trying their best to reach Delhi and keep in touch with their respective Embassies to return to their Nation as early as possible. No one knows why didn't Centre address this issue so far.
