<h1>Government Implements Indelible Ink at Banks to Curb Syndicate Exploitation in Currency Exchange; Task Force to Monitor Compliance.</h1> The government has decided to use indelible ink to mark customers exchanging defunct currency notes in banks to curb syndicate operations and prevent repeated exchanges by the same individuals. This measure follows reports of groups exploiting the system to convert black money into white. A high-powered group led by the Cabinet Secretary will monitor essential goods supply amid currency shortages, while a task force will oversee circulation of fake currency and black money deposits. The Economic Affairs Secretary emphasized that these steps aim to ensure fair cash distribution and prevent misuse by organized groups.