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EC's EVM challenge today

| | Jun 03, 2017, at 02:03 pm
New Delhi, June 3 (IBNS): The Election Commission is all set to host its EVM challenge in Delhi on Saturday.

According to reports , the Nationalist Congress Party and the Left will attempt to prove that electronic voting machines could be rigged.

The Commission had put up the challenge after opposition parties  had questioned the reliability of the machines.

The challenge will aim to establish that the Electronic Voting Machines cannot be tampered.

Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi  had earlier said: "No tampering can be carried out."

Zaidi said no manipulation could take place in the EVMs during its manufacturing stage.

 

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