2014, Amit Gupta urged voters across the country to exercise the "None of the above" (NOTA) in the 2014 general elections. According to him, no political party was paying heed to their demands of gender neutral laws and a Ministry of Men's Welfare. In early April 2014, Save Indian Family Foundation (SIFF) sent out four queries regarding men's issues to various political leaders. Anil Kumar of SIFF said that they would decide which party to vote for in the 2014 election based on the responses. He added that a survey of SIFF members had indicated a lack of support for the Congress party and the Communist Party of India. The four questions that were posed are whether the party would introduce a bill to protect men against domestic violence, whether biological fathers should be given partial custody in a shared parenting arrangement in divorces, whether consensual sex with the false promise of marriage should be considered rape and if a man should be considered a rapist for breaking up with his girlfriend, and whether the party would introduce men studies courses in universities similar to other gender studies courses. On 16 April 2014, men's right groups asked supporters to vote for Samajwadi Party or use "None of the above" (NOTA). Amit Lakhani, an activist of Save Family Foundation based in New Delhi, expressed support for Samajwadi Party by saying that only that political party had included men's issues in their manifesto. 2015–present In December 2015, the Mumbai-based Vaastav Foundation released a calendar called a "Malendar" marking male-oriented days such as Father's Day and International Men's Day. Amit Deshpande, the founder of Vaastav Foundation said that they were trying to raise awareness towards these days through positive images of men. Mumbai Marathon During the 2016 Mumbai Marathon, about 150 men from Vaastav Foundation participated dressed as ATMs. Deshpande commented, "A man is forced to be an ATM for his family and if he fails to protect his wife or provide for her, he is immediately accused of mistreating her." One of the placards visible during the event read "Until men learn to express their pain, every story will always portray women as victims." The participation with men dressed as ATM, the first of its kind, received coverage by the media worldwide. Vaastav's participation in the 2017 Mumbai Marathon was grander with participation in larger numbers and with a big prop of