Election Chief Denies EVM Tampering Claims
Election Chief Denies EVM Tampering Claims

Election Chief Denies EVM Tampering Claims

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Chief Election Commissioner Rajiv Kumar has firmly dismissed Congress' allegations regarding tampering of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) in the recent Haryana elections, asserting that EVMs are '100% foolproof'. He criticized the party's claims as unfounded, emphasizing that public participation in elections reflects trust in the electoral process. Kumar also addressed concerns about the sample sizes used by exit poll agencies, which he believes contribute to distorted expectations and frustration among the public. In light of the upcoming assembly elections in Maharashtra and Jharkhand, Kumar reassured that the Election Commission will respond to all complaints regarding EVM malfunctions. Meanwhile, Congress leaders have called for a return to paper ballots, citing security concerns. The Election Commission aims to maintain public confidence while addressing any criticisms raised by political parties.

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