New Delhi, Dec 1 (PTI) - Public Accounts Committee (PAC) today decided to call RBI Governor and top Finance Ministry officials next month to review the economic situation following the demonetisation of high value notes.

The decision to call RBI Governor Urjit Patel, Finance Secretary Ashok Lavasa and Economic Affairs Secretary Shaktikanta Das was taken unanimously by all the members of the Committee, headed by senior Congress leader K V Thomas.

"In the PAC meeting today, we took an unanimous decision that in first or second week of January, we will call the RBI Governor, Economic Affairs Secretary and Finance Secretary to review the economic situation after demonetisation," Thomas told PTI after the meeting.

The exact date will be decided depending on the availability of the RBI Governor, he added.

On November 8, Prime Minister Narendra Modi had announced the demonetisation of old ₹ 500 and ₹ 1,000 notes.

According to various estimates, the GDP growth this fiscal is expected to witness a decline due to demonetisation, but the range varies from 0.5-2 per cent.

After releasing GDP numbers for July-September, Chief Economic Adviser Arvind Subramanian had yesterday said: "What we have for the first half are actual numbers. It shows good consistent performance. For the second half, we will have to see, there is a lot of uncertainty. We have to analyse it before we say something."

The Indian economy grew 7.3 per cent in the second quarter of 2016-17, up from 7.1 per cent in the previous three-month period, as per the government data.

Last week in the Rajya Sabha, former Prime Minister Manmohan Singh had said the demonetisation step was a "monumental management failure" which would lead to 2 per cent drop in GDP growth.

Demonetisation review: parliamentary committee to question central bankers and finance officials on economic impact and uncertainty. The Public Accounts Committee will summon the Reserve Bank Governor, Finance Secretary and Economic Affairs Secretary in early January to review the economic effects of the November demonetisation of high value notes, seeking explanations on macroeconomic impact, growth projections and implementation issues; the date will depend on officials' availability.