Electronic Voting Machine  

Stating that the party has made an agreement with the Congress on 240 Maharashtra Assembly seats, NCP chief Sharad Pawar also said that the Raj Thackeray-led MNS was mulling boycotting the Assembly polls due to reservations about electronic voting machines.

The EVMs are normally stored in a warehouse under the control of the District Electoral Officer (DEO) who along with Election Commission (EC) staff keeps an eye on the EVMs. These warehouses normally have thick wall which is not easy to break

According to the police, social media accounts and several political pages are being used by miscreants for rumour mongering at a large scale to disrupt the electoral process

While several opposition parties decided to meet the Election Commission over the issue of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), Karnataka chief minister Kumaraswamy cancelled his visit to Delhi without specifying the reason

S Venkatesan, CPM candidate has alleged that a woman had been in the storeroom where the electronic voting machines and poll-related documents had been kept. He further alleged that the documents had been photocopied at a private centre. 

National Conference (NC) leader Omar Abdullah started playing the old victim card on Electronic Voting Machines during the first phase of polling in the general elections.

Pawan Kalyan, president of the Jana Sena, arrived at Chaitanya School in Gayatri Nagar, Vijayawada to cast his vote. The actor-turned politician spoke to the media briefly where he also defended the party member who is accused of breaking EVMs

TRS agents attacked a policeman alleging he voted for the Congress while helping an elderly person exercise his franchise

EVMs are nations' pride and cannot be hacked. People should be careful before spreading such rumours, said Hyderabad election officer Dhana Kishore.

To encourage voters to exercise their franchise, in view of the low turnout during the first phase of polling, the Election Commission has extended the voting period from 9 to 10 hours

Earlier, counting for the DUSU elections had to be suspended due to technical glitches in electronic voting machines (EVMs). Four EVMs were found to be faulty after which student bodies started protesting