> They should have made the note look similar to a normal one, but with some kind of tracking enabled.
These exist and they're made by the government's anti corruption bodies.
This zero rupee is made by an NGO and it's different to make a statement.
These exist and they're made by the government's anti corruption bodies.
This zero rupee is made by an NGO and it's different to make a statement.
I would love to see a source of this. Because as far as I am aware, making special "notes" by any agency, government or not, is just against the minting laws.
You are just confidently incorrect in your answers & resort to downvoting to views you don't like. Anti-corruption agencies (ACB EOW of CBI & ED of audits & account) in India use Potassium permanganate to dust the notes. The handprint of the accused are processed if they touch the notes. Usually recorded as pink stains on paper & dated with a magisterial witness.
Source: https://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/epgpdata/uploads/epgp_content/F...