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Rahul chairs meeting of Cong leaders for note ban anniversary

New Delhi: Congress vice president Rahul Gandhi today chaired a meeting of party general secretaries to chalk out plans for the first note ban anniversary, being observed as 'Black Day' across the country, party leaders said. Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced on November 8 last year that notes of higher denomination had been scrapped. According to sources, Gandhi will discuss plans for nationwide protests on November 8. The day is being observed as 'Black Day' by other opposition parties as well. Top Congress leaders are attending the meeting convened at the party headquarters.

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