INDIA resolution raises question on EVMs


New Delhi, Dec 19 (IANS): The INDIA bloc, during its fourth meeting on Tuesday, passed a resolution reiterating that doubts on the integrity of the functioning of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), demanded that instead of the VVPAT slip falling in the box, it should be handed over to the voter who shall then place it in a separate ballot box after having verified his or her choice.

The resolution on EVMs read: "INDIA parties have submitted a detailed memorandum to the ECI with several specific questions on the design and operation of the EVMs. Unfortunately, the ECI has been reluctant to meet a INDIA delegation on this memorandum."

It said that INDIA parties reiterate that there are many doubts on the integrity of the functioning of the EVMs.

"These have been raised by many experts and professionals as well," the resolution said.

"Our suggestion is simple: Instead of the VVPAT slip falling in the box, it should be handed over to the voter who shall then place it in a separate ballot box after having verified his or her choice. 100 per cent counting of VVPAT slips should then be done," it said.

"This will restore full confidence of the people in free and fair elections," it added. The opposition had on many occasions questioned the EVMs and demanded for elections with ballot papers.

 

  

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  • Madhav Das, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 20 2023

    EVM is a suspect only when BJP wins elections. EVM is not a suspect when Congress wins elections. For e.g. BJP was in power both in center and state when Congress won in Karnataka. Congress won Telangana when BRS was in power in the state. Does this mean BJP deliberately lost in Karnataka as they could have easily manipulated EVM to win the state ?

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  • Daniel, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 20 2023

    Venezuela, Mexico, last US, Brazil election Dominion election vote counting machines given victories to communists, liberals. In Venezuela it is happening every election since Hugo Chávez rule in 2002 ...

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  • Sma, Bengaluru

    Wed, Dec 20 2023

    120. Countries out of 190 countries of the world have banned EVM....without reason??????????????....tube light India leaders have woken up....useless leaders.... let modi govt answer why 120 countries have banned it...that is all my Lord

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  • Dinesh, Dubai

    Tue, Dec 19 2023

    Feku is not trust worthy....!

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  • Gautam Das, Bangalore

    Tue, Dec 19 2023

    Why ECI is reluctant to meet opposition on EVM issues???????….. This is similar to our PM and HM are reluctant to meet opposition in the parliament on security breach.

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Tue, Dec 19 2023

    Why have Europe & USA dumped EVM's ...

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  • Manju, Mangalore

    Wed, Dec 20 2023

    Those countries are less populated and hence can afford paper Ballot. VVPATs are checked on sample basis. if its checked 100% percent then no use of EVM at all.

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  • Sma, Bengaluru

    Wed, Dec 20 2023

    Have we not managed with ballot papers. earlier. ?????? Now what is the issue Where there is a will there is a way...my lord All ruling govts will play with such fraud

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  • Jossey Saldanha, Raheja Waterfront

    Wed, Dec 20 2023

    Manju, That is precisely my Point ...

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