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Indelible ink can be tempered with, it should in fact be banned

JUST MY THOUGHTS 

(Off it goes: Indelible ink used to mark voter’s fingers can be washed off with off-the-shelf detergents.)

One of the demands of the Bersih2 movement for electoral freedom spearheaded by the Opposition loose coalition of Pakatan Rakyat, was the use of indelible ink, even though  indelible ink were used unsuccessfully in very third world countries like Afghanistan and totally banned in America and Europe. These despite the fact that the Electoral Commission (the EC) is planning to introduce high tech biometric fingerprint identification in the next General Election. Read here to refresh your memories.