I would request all of you to look at the matter rather than the poster. And then add the Greece financial collapse story to this.
India pre-demonetisation, if the banks collapses like it happened in Greece, what will be the situation? We will struggle, businesses will be down, but we will still manage as our economy is not entirely dependent on banking systems. Almost 70% of transactions in India are cash based. So, things won't get out of our hand as happened in Greece.
Post-demonetisation, India becomes cashless economy. People don't carry cash and are fully dependent on the banking systems. Life is easy for those who are up to that change. Economy and banks are more vulnerable to external factors. And at some point if banks collapse (it's possible, right?), what will happen?
Guys, this is not about Modi, Rahul or Kejriwal. It's about you and me. It's us who are going to struggle with this.
And please don't misunderstand, i am not against e-payments and cards. 90% of my personal transactions are e-payments. But i am advocating for a balance between cash and cashless transactions. I think it is very must for the stability of our economy. Imo, the concept of cashless economy is not suitable for a country like India.