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This looks nothing like the real tender for one, even from one side. This is from 2010-2012, when large scams mobilized common people against corruption in Ind
by mohanmcgeek 5y ago
This looks nothing like the real tender for one, even from one side.
This is from 2010-2012, when large scams mobilized common people against corruption in India.
- srvmshr 5y agoI haven't seen one but The Guardian's reporting does not agree with your abject dismissal: > They look a lot like the 50-rupee notes: They carry a picture of Gandhi and are a similar colour. FWIW if these need a moment of inspection, I would still say mixing such in a stack/pile of notes - typical of charities and donations - is still a vile act thats easy to pull. Technically, the ZR note becomes an instrument for siphoning or fraud. Wherever loose money is collected in large quantities & sorted manually, money counters dont spend inordinate times to sift currencies. They are sorted by color. e.g. in major temples & churches. Places where petty stealing is also prevalent. Be tolerant of counter views if they don't agree with yours. Source: https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/apr/06/india-corruption-bribery-zero-rupee-note https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/apr/06/india-...