The Attorney General's Chambers received more than 100 reports related to indelible ink used in the 13th General Election which ended yesterday, AG Chambers' Head of Prosecution Division Abdul Wahab Mohamed said today.

He the AG's Chambers had handed over the reports to the Election Commission (EC) for further investigations.

The first report received was from Port Dickson, Negeri Sembilan on April 30, which claimed that the ink was washable and did not conform to what was said earlier, he said here, today.

Abdul Wahab said five men would also be charged in court, namely in Kangar (Perlis), Kampar (Perak), Kuala Terengganu (Terengganu), Klang and Petaling Jaya (Selangor), tomorrow, for treason and hurting their victims.

He said since May 3, the AG’s Chambers had directed further investigations to be carried out on 665 reports while no further action was needed for 181 cases.

- Bernama