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The colour was always white and pink for ballot papers when the Lok Sabha and Assembly polls went to polls simultaneously.
But in 1967, the Election Commission faced a crisis in Bihar with an unexpected shortage of pink paper.
This resulted in printing ballot papers in different colours for some constituencies.
A total quantity of 1,088 tonnes of paper costing about Rs 18,33,560 was purchased.
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