Before voters in Hyderabad cast their ballots on April 11 for the ongoing parliamentary polls, they were greeted by an intriguing notice.
It was graffiti that asked them to be on the watch for "missing honest politicians". And if they fail to find any, the notice urged them to consider the Nota (None of the Above) option, as negative voting is known in India.
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