> These exist and they're made by the government's anti corruption bodies. I would love to see a source of this. Because as far as I am aware, making special "

> These exist and they're made by the government's anti corruption bodies. 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/Forensic_Science/05._Forensic_chemistry_and_explosives/07._Detective_dyes/et/4734_et_4734_et_07et.pdf https://epgp.inflibnet.ac.in/epgpdata/uploads/epgp_content/F...