India Withdraws Largest Currency Bill, Sending Cash Rush

India's central bank is removing its highest-value currency notes from circulation.
The move aims to fight corruption and push digital payments but has disrupted businesses and consumers.
The withdrawal of 2,000-rupee bills is causing a cash shortage, leaving some without change.
Critics argue the policy has damaged the economy, but others welcome its potential benefits.
The withdrawal of the notes is set to be completed early this fall.