
Actor Kamal Haasan today apologised for supporting PM Narendra Modi's notes ban
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Kamal Haasan today apologised for backing notes ban
Mr Haasan urged PM to accept his "mistake"
He had tweeted in support of notes ban in November
His comments were made in a column for a Tamil magazine; they included "accepting mistakes and rectifying them is a sign of statesmanship."
In November, when 500 and 1,000-rupee notes were banned, Mr Haasan had tweeted "Salute Mr. Modi. This move has to be celebrated across political party lines. Most importantly by earnest tax payers."

Kamal Haasan met Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal last month in Chennai
Over a lunch meeting with Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal in Chennai last month, Mr Haasan said he sought advice on how to create a political start-up. He said he admires many traits of Mr Kejriwal's five-year-old Aam Aadmi Party, but will have no affiliation with it.
Mr Haasan's political future is being mapped carefully alongside that of Tamil mega-star Rajinikanth, who has been nurturing political ambition for over two decades, but has not revealed more information.
The Reserve Bank of India has confirmed that of the banned currency, virtually all has been deposited in banks, contradicting the government's prediction that the reform would lead to black money being destroyed. It has since said that the notes ban is a big step forward in the fight against corruption, and that it is expanding the base of tax payers.
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