Do IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds needs a nominee signature?

In 54EC IRFC-REC-PFC Capital Gain Bonds, the requirement for a nominee signature is typically not mandatory. The nomination process for these bonds may not involve obtaining the nominee’s signature on the application form. (In case of claim they need to sign.)

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