Help desk for people facing problems due to demonetization launched

MyGst.MyTax Foundation today released a help desk for the people facing problems due to demonetization. The step has been taken in order to contribute to the biggest fight of nation against black money. We are visiting banks and other places where the currency is being exchanged, we have found lack of education amongst people regarding this program of Modi Government. Looking at the panic situation and trouble they are facing, foundation decided to launch a helpline where people can call from 10.00 AM to 01.00 PM at +91-172-461-3328 or mail 24 hours at indiapaystax@gmail.com. This help desk shall be absolutely free of cost which will ease the panicky situation across the country.

The citizens have to be made aware about demonetization in order to make this fight against black money successful. They should be aware about their rights and duties along with precautions they should take while depositing/exchanging old currencies at the banks. They have to warn not to indulge into malpractices which may lead to great problems at the later stage. Let’s join hands and fight against this evil.

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