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Govt Stands Firm on UPI Charge Decision, Says Public Will Not Be Affected

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The government has decided to introduce certain charges on UPI transactions and has no plans to reverse the move. Official sources confirmed that the decision was made after careful deliberation. Authorities have clarified that the general public will not bear the impact of these charges. The decision is considered final, with no rollback being contemplated by policymakers.

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