Summary: 40. The objection mentioned in the text is against the proposed plan to fix the standard of gold at a specific rate in India instead of the fluctuating value of the rupee. It is argued that stopping the coinage of rupees may lead to unlawful coinage, forgery, and smuggling. The context examines these concerns comprehensively, highlighting that the risk of forgery and unlawful coinage in India is minimal due to the challenges and regulatory mechanisms in place. The discussion goes on to suggest that proposals for "dis-rating" the present coins and restoring their value would negate the need for such fears. Furthermore, the plan provides a remedy for any potential depreciation of silver and exchange rate fluctuations. The narrative dismisses concerns relating to unlawful activities and emphasizes the importance of rectifying the currency system to maintain its true current value as compared to commodities.