Evm Demo

Election Commission lists legal and technical moves needed before remote voting idea can be realised; it's ready for a demo, though

Amidst the row over allegations of EVMs not being tamper-proof, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar has asked his party's booth-level workers to stay alert at the time of demonstration of voting machines on the polling day.

Neither of the two parties that had volunteered to hack electronic voting machines or EVMs attempted their mission today. Instead, they chose to watch a nearly four-hour long demo by the Election Commission. "NCP, CPM did not participate in EVM challenge," said Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi. Declaring the Election Commission's EVM challen...

The Election Commission held a live demo today to show the working of voting machines to prove that they cannot be tampered with. Last Friday, the top election body had held an all-party meet to discuss the upcoming 'EVM hackathon' after allegations that the voting machines were hacked in the recently-held assembly elections and the Delhi civic ele...

The long-awaited EVM Challenge to establish that the Electronic Voting Machines cannot be tampered will start from June 3, Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi announced on Saturday. But the Election Commission doesn't expect anyone to win the challenge. The poll body came up with the challenge so as to reassure political parties that raised dou...

Amid a debate over EVMs or Electronic Voting Machines, the Election Commission will hold a live demo today to prove that the machines cannot be tampered with. A nearly two-hour demo will be held on the sidelines of a press conference at the Vigyan Bhawan in Delhi.

Arvind Kejriwals Aam Aadm Party or AAP is unfazed by the criticism that its attempt to prove that voting machines can be rigged had a fundamental flaw- it didnt use an actual voting machine, but a simulacrum.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has dared the Election Commission to give his Aam Aadmi Party access to one of its electronic voting machines or EVMs to prove that it can be "rigged in 90 seconds"

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party held a nearly 1-hour demonstration today to prove its claim that Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs can be hacked. The party was cryptic about where it got the machine that it used in the Delhi Assembly today -it's illegal to have custody of the gadgets that are used in elections.

As the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s Saurabh Bharadwaj gave a live "demo" today in the Delhi assembly on "how to rig an EVM" or Electronic Voting Machine, he commented that finally, his degree had come in handy.

Set the date, Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party has said to the Election Commission, which challenged the party to "rig a real EVM" or electronic voting machine after its legislator Saurabh Bharadwaj gave a half-hour live demo in the Delhi Assembly on Tuesday on "how EVMs can be hacked."

After a litany of complaints about Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) being vulnerable to manipulation, the powerful Election Commission has announced that at the start of May, it will hold a hackathon where non-believers can attempt to rig the machines.

A controversial demonstration of the Electronic Voting Machine last week in Madhya Pradesh's Bhind district last week seemed to lend credence to the opposition's accusation that voting machines could be tampered with.

The commission gave the demonstration to political parties, petitioners and critics.

Election Commission lists legal and technical moves needed before remote voting idea can be realised; it's ready for a demo, though

Amidst the row over allegations of EVMs not being tamper-proof, Nationalist Congress Party (NCP) chief Sharad Pawar has asked his party's booth-level workers to stay alert at the time of demonstration of voting machines on the polling day.

Neither of the two parties that had volunteered to hack electronic voting machines or EVMs attempted their mission today. Instead, they chose to watch a nearly four-hour long demo by the Election Commission. "NCP, CPM did not participate in EVM challenge," said Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi. Declaring the Election Commission's EVM challen...

The Election Commission held a live demo today to show the working of voting machines to prove that they cannot be tampered with. Last Friday, the top election body had held an all-party meet to discuss the upcoming 'EVM hackathon' after allegations that the voting machines were hacked in the recently-held assembly elections and the Delhi civic ele...

The long-awaited EVM Challenge to establish that the Electronic Voting Machines cannot be tampered will start from June 3, Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi announced on Saturday. But the Election Commission doesn't expect anyone to win the challenge. The poll body came up with the challenge so as to reassure political parties that raised dou...

Amid a debate over EVMs or Electronic Voting Machines, the Election Commission will hold a live demo today to prove that the machines cannot be tampered with. A nearly two-hour demo will be held on the sidelines of a press conference at the Vigyan Bhawan in Delhi.

Arvind Kejriwals Aam Aadm Party or AAP is unfazed by the criticism that its attempt to prove that voting machines can be rigged had a fundamental flaw- it didnt use an actual voting machine, but a simulacrum.

Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has dared the Election Commission to give his Aam Aadmi Party access to one of its electronic voting machines or EVMs to prove that it can be "rigged in 90 seconds"

Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party held a nearly 1-hour demonstration today to prove its claim that Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs can be hacked. The party was cryptic about where it got the machine that it used in the Delhi Assembly today -it's illegal to have custody of the gadgets that are used in elections.

As the Aam Aadmi Party (AAP)'s Saurabh Bharadwaj gave a live "demo" today in the Delhi assembly on "how to rig an EVM" or Electronic Voting Machine, he commented that finally, his degree had come in handy.

Set the date, Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party has said to the Election Commission, which challenged the party to "rig a real EVM" or electronic voting machine after its legislator Saurabh Bharadwaj gave a half-hour live demo in the Delhi Assembly on Tuesday on "how EVMs can be hacked."

After a litany of complaints about Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) being vulnerable to manipulation, the powerful Election Commission has announced that at the start of May, it will hold a hackathon where non-believers can attempt to rig the machines.

A controversial demonstration of the Electronic Voting Machine last week in Madhya Pradesh's Bhind district last week seemed to lend credence to the opposition's accusation that voting machines could be tampered with.

The commission gave the demonstration to political parties, petitioners and critics.