Dakwat kekal Indon ori, dakwat kekal Malaysia pencelup...

SPR patut belajar cara guna dakwat kekal dari Indonesia...

Seorang pakar kimia mendedahkan dakwat kekal yang digunakan pada pilihan raya umum ke-13 (PRU 13) hanya mengandungi satu peratus argentum nitrat (silver nitrate).

Steven Ng berkata, dakwat kekal yang digunakan dalam pilihan raya lazimnya mengandungi antara 10 hingga 18 peratus argentum nitrat larut bagi meninggalkan tanda kehitaman dan bertahan beberapa hari.

“Pelbagai isu ditimbulkan orang ramai berhubung penggunaan dakwat kekal termasuk dakwaan mengatakan ia kekal dan ada tidak kekal.

“Tetapi Suruhanjaya Pilihan Raya (SPR) sendiri mengesahkan dakwat itu bersifat tidak kekal,” katanya ketika memberi keterangan sebagai saksi Tribunal Rakyat di Hotel Empire, hari ini.

Menolak dakwaan Kementerian Kesihatan kononnya argentum nitrat menyebabkan kanser sebagai tidak sahih, Stevan berkata, dakwat kekal yang dipalit di jari mengambil masa kira-kira 30 hingga 40 saat untuk benar-benar kering.

“SPR dakwa ia kering di jari pengundi dalam kurang dua saat sedangkan dakwat kekal perlu sekurang-kurangnya lebih 30 saat untuk lekat pada jari,” katanya.

Sementara itu, panel Tribunal Rakyat PRU-13, Profesor Ramlan Surbakti mencadangkan SPR mempelajari pengalaman Indonesia dalam penggunaan dakwat kekal.

Ia ekoran penggunaan dakwat kekal pada PRU 13 menimbulkan kontroversi kerana mudah tanggal.

“Saya sudah dua kali mengunjungi Malaysia untuk berkongsi pengalaman bersama SPR tentang kemahiran Indonesia menggunakan dakwat kekal.

“Saya tertanya-tanya mengapa SPR tidak mahu bertanya kepada negara lain cara penggunaan sebenar dakwat kekal,” katanya.- selangorku

Jawapannya mudah Pak...

SPR kamik tu sombong,bongkak,keras kepala dan mereka fikir mereka adalah yang terhandal seantero dunia. Pengerusi dan Timbalannya pikir mereka sang serba tahu dan tak bisa ditegur.

Cakap besar tapi semua tak boleh dipakai. Sampai nak tentukan dakwat mata naik kelabu. 

Mereka kata rahsia dan tak boleh kasi tahu siapa pembekal dakwatnya,'suppliernya' internasional konon. 

Tapi bila didedah dalam Parlimen pasal dakwat kekal itu, tembelang mereka pecah dan barulah rakyat tahu bahawa pembekalnya adalah seekor kucing kurap lokal dan merupakan kroni pihak pemerintah. 

Modal pun tak ada,terpaksa pinjam wang daripada orang untuk menguruskan pembelian dakwat kekal tersebut.

Timbalan Pengerusi SPR buat bising 1Malaysia bahawa dakwat kekal ini adalah  halal mengikut norma2 antarabangsa dan dakwatnya boleh kekal sampai 7 hari 7 malam. 

Tapi, bila dakwat itu mula diguna semasa mengundi pos,pengundi2 mendapati setelah mereka guna dakwat tersebut,tak sampai 7 minit dakwat tersebut boleh ditanggal dengan membasuhnya dengan sabun dan sebagainya. 

Paling malang sekali, dakwat kekal yang diguna oleh SPR tu adalah konon2nya pewarna makanan.

Itulah standard SPR Malaysia pak!!! - tumpang sekole

Indonesian ex-polls panel leader: Easy to get ink right...

It is very easy to effectively implement the usage of indelible ink during elections, former Indonesian Electoral Commission deputy chairperson Ramlan Surbakti said today.

Ramlan, one of the panel members of the People’s Tribunal on GE13, appeared rather perplexed when hearing out the legal team’s submissions on the Malaysian Election Commission’s (EC) inability to use an ink that lasted for only a few days.

“There is already an international standard. Why is it so difficult for the Election Commission (in Malaysia) to learn from other countries’ experience?” he asked.

Ramlan also said that if a transparent bidding process was done, the formulation of the indelible ink would be available to the public.

“In my country, we did a bidding process and it was all transparent,” said Ramlan, who was deputy chair for Indonesia’s election governing body between 2000 and 2004.

He said the indelible ink in Indonesia was purchased after it was tested to ensure the ink was in accordance with the syariah law of the country.

“We got ours (indelible ink) from India for the year 2004,” Ramlan said.

He said the Indonesian Electoral Commission also tested the ink to ensure it lasted at least three days on an ordinary voter.

“We even used lime to try and remove the ink, and made sure the ink can’t come off easily,” he added.-malaysiakini

Headhunter - It's not that it is difficult to get the correct ink. It's the people entrusted with implementing have their own sinister agenda, the main one being making certain cronies rich and the second to ensure the BN win by hook or by crook. Any fool would be able to get the right ink if only they are honest and professional in doing their job. Simple as that.

Podeh - There is no question of our EC learning from anyone..the cheek! Then there'll be no money to be made. In Malaysia,when we buy anything, implement any policy or build anything, one must factor in the money that must be mandatorily made by UMNO and its 40 thieves.
 
Cowboy - Our EC claim the ink they use can last for 7days and it is specially formulated. But it turn out to be a food dye. It is washable with household detergent. What a joke.

wg321 - What has happened to the EC's investigation on the indelible ink that is not indelible? Everything is quietly forgotten. MACC will not investigate also because nobody makes a report to them about corrupt practices. Somebody is laughing all the way to the bank. Easy money. This is Malaysia Boleh!

MinahBulat - Bapak Surbakti in Malaysia you have to understand that there are many issues that the EC have to go over on the indelible ink. One such is the health issue and the other is the halal issue. Our EC has said that our Health Department has given the green light but just as you are perplexed , we the Malaysian rakyaat are still waiting for the Ministry of Heath report till today. Oh just in case I forgot that Indian Health Minister said his Ministry never issued such a report but you understand , he is from MIC a mosquito party in the Barisan so his views are not considered at all.

cheers.