Indian here. All of these arguments are parrot-repeating-cliches kind of arguments made by Modi supporters in India. Read his last para - >Most people who cr

Indian here. All of these arguments are parrot-repeating-cliches kind of arguments made by Modi supporters in India. Read his last para - >Most people who cry against demo are those who do it, just because they dislike Modi as a person (not a very charismatic personality). They would not be able to substantiate how they were personally impacted. This is not how someone makes an argument. This is just a political statement. Also this para - >Most US media outlets want to feed the stereotyped view of India and jump at any chance to do that I'd say this is possibly a valid argument but this argument has been repeated so many times (esp in last 4 years) that it has become more of an excuse to discount/discredit every criticism. Ironically, stereotyping India is on the decrease but accusing western media of stereotyping India is on the increase (esp among right wing section. ) >Whether you like it or not one more area which encouraged bad money circulation was evangelism (convert to christianity for money) and that is one more area that also been severely impacted. This is how right wing Hindu nationalists (Modi followers) look at everything these days. You talk quantum mechanics to them and they will tell you the knowledge of QM is already there in Vedas. Though religious conversion is a fact but the scale is relatively small and money involved (when comparing to the scale of demo) was also very small. And even after demo, this money was available within few months. > Good and bad currency sweeping back into the system (Gov allowed conversion also) has effectively nullified the funding of militancy and the fact that from demo the country has not seen any terrorist actions is a possible indicator. Poor guy. What a big white lie. Anyone can check the stats. The numbers of Indian army personnels casualties are far greater as compared to pre Modi era. All of his arguments can be easily debunked. The fact is that not a single person from lower middle class/elite clads stood in a queue outside a bank to exchange/deposit money. And no one went bankrupt. Only people from extremely lower economic class suffered badly. Many even died. And we don't hear their stories.