Demonetisation: Election Commission opposes use of indelible ink in banks. Here are today’s 10 latest developments

No respite for the common man, huge lines outside ATMs and banks continue. People are forming serpentine lines outside banks as early as 5 am.

The Election Commission has objected to the use of indelible ink, saying many states will go to polls and this is the only way to mark people who would vote.

To ease the huge, selected petrol pumps will now start dispensing cash up to Rs 2,000. You can swipe your debit card and get Rs 2000 instead.

There is no plan to withdraw currency notes of any other value, says Finance Ministry.

The State Bank of India (SBI) has, so far, received Rs 1.27 lakh crore deposits post demonetisation.

The Finance Ministry has said there is no proposal to seal bank lockers and confiscate jewellery .

The Government has set up a panel to look into the concerns of tourists and NRIs.

Uproar in Lok Sabha and Rajya Sabha following the demonetisation debate. TMC cadres are protesting, demanding rollback of demonetisation.

Toll collection on national highways has been suspended further till November 24 midnight.

The demonetisation of Rs 1,000 and Rs 500 notes is expected to hit terror funding and counterfeiting, government has maintained.