Stained finger a matter of pride for Malaysians


Voters queuing up to cast their ballots during the 14th general election at SK Taman Seri Kota in Yong Peng, Johor. — filepic

THERE is a new “badge of honour” that most Malaysian adults have been wearing the past week – the indelible ink stain on their index finger.

It is with pride that we wear this “badge of honour”, for it is a symbol of how we had patiently queued on polling day and fulfilled our civic duty to cast our vote.

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