DAP welcomes use of pens to mark ballot papers


PETALING JAYA: The DAP welcomes the use of ballpoints pens to mark ballot papers but is against the "no objection" rule on nomination day.

DAP chairman Karpal Singh said the use of a pen would guarantee non-tampering of votes to some extent.

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