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DID YOU KNOW ?
The earliest voting in colonial America did not involve a ballot and made their choice by show of hands or stating their vote loudly.
Ultra Violet (UV) light: A smart solution to counterfeiting
The battle to prevent counterfeiting in ballot papers has been ongoing since a long time.
Rapid developments in technology over the last century have reshaped counterfeit security features in an attempt to make counterfeit identification easier. UV light is one of the prime
devices used to curb counterfeiting. In such cases, ballot papers are marked with special UV spray that is covert when viewed under normal light, but when exposed to UV light, the ink changes its appearance and becomes visible to human eye. It is also used to identify invisible ink used for voting to prevent multiple voting. A. Daga Group offers UV torch and lamp with batteries designed to be energy-efficient and to last long.
