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November 2016
Scoffing at rumours, the Finance
Ministry on Friday said there was no move to seal bank lockers nor was it true
that the ink of the new Rs 2,000 notes has been bleeding in some cases. The Total Investment
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"Myth: Next move is to seal
bank lockers and confiscate gold, diamonds and jewellery. Reality: This is
baseless. There is no proposal to seal bank lockers and confiscate the
jewellery," the ministry tweeted in its official Twitter account. The Total Investment
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The ministry also said the Rs 2,000
notes have a safety feature, which is called "intaglio" (a design
that is incised or engraved into a material). The Total Investment
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"To identify a genuine note
when you rub it against a cloth, a turbo-electric effect is generated and it is
due to this that the note's ink gets transfrred on to the cloth," the
ministry said.The
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