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AAP Hackathon For Vote Machines (EVMs) On Same Day As Election Commission
Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will hold an EVM or Electronic Voting Machine hackathon on the same day as the Election Commission's challenge for parties to prove allegations of tampering.
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Election Commission Rejects AAP's Demand To Tamper EVM Motherboard During Challenge
The Election Commission has rejected the demand of the Aam Aadmi Party to allow it to tamper with the motherboard of the electronic voting machines during the EVM challenge.
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No Takers Yet For EVM (Vote Machine) Challenge: Election Commission Chief
Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi today underscored that the commission has not received any "credible evidence of tampering" in the Electronic Voting Machines. Last week, the commission had held an all party meeting ahead of its hackathon challenge that begins on June 3.
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Election Commission Invites All Recognised Parties For EVM (Voting Machine) Challenge
The Election Commission has invited all the seven national and 49 state parties to participate in the challenge to prove that its EVMs can be tampered with.
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In Election Commission's EVM (Voting Machine) Challenge From June 3 Announcement, Barbs For Arvind Kejriwal's AAP
As the Election Commission fixed June 3 for its open challenge to political parties to prove that its electronic voting machines could be tampered, the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party renewed its demand for a hackathon and not just a challenge that didn't allow them to tinker with the machine.
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No Credible Proof On EVM Tampering, Says Election Commission: Highlights
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...
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Election Commission's EVM 'Challenge' Next Month. Conditions Apply: 10 Facts
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...
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Future Elections To Have Paper Trail Voting, Says Poll Body: 10 Facts
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has accused the Election Commission of "backing out" of the hackathon that it had promised to prove that its electronic voting machines or EVMs cannot be rigged. After a day-long meeting on Friday with 42 political parties, including Mr Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party, the Election Commission spelled out its plan to ...
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Team Kejriwal Says Live Demo Succeeds In Gaming Vote Machine (EVMs)
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."
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Before EVM Hackathon, Election Body's Move To Reach Out To Parties
In view of the accusations and controversy surrounding tampering of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), the Election Commission could meet all political parties and apprise them about the security features of these machines, said Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi today.
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Allow Political Parties To Examine Coding Software Of EVM: Digvijaya To Election Commission
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh today urged the Election Commission to allow political parties to supervise the coding software of electronic voting machines (EVMs). His demand comes in the wake of the poll panel throwing an open challenge to hack its EVMs following a chorus by Opposition parties on alleged tampering of the machines in the r...
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AAP Hackathon For Vote Machines (EVMs) On Same Day As Election Commission
Arvind Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) will hold an EVM or Electronic Voting Machine hackathon on the same day as the Election Commission's challenge for parties to prove allegations of tampering.
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Election Commission Rejects AAP's Demand To Tamper EVM Motherboard During Challenge
The Election Commission has rejected the demand of the Aam Aadmi Party to allow it to tamper with the motherboard of the electronic voting machines during the EVM challenge.
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No Takers Yet For EVM (Vote Machine) Challenge: Election Commission Chief
Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi today underscored that the commission has not received any "credible evidence of tampering" in the Electronic Voting Machines. Last week, the commission had held an all party meeting ahead of its hackathon challenge that begins on June 3.
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Election Commission Invites All Recognised Parties For EVM (Voting Machine) Challenge
The Election Commission has invited all the seven national and 49 state parties to participate in the challenge to prove that its EVMs can be tampered with.
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In Election Commission's EVM (Voting Machine) Challenge From June 3 Announcement, Barbs For Arvind Kejriwal's AAP
As the Election Commission fixed June 3 for its open challenge to political parties to prove that its electronic voting machines could be tampered, the Arvind Kejriwal-led Aam Aadmi Party renewed its demand for a hackathon and not just a challenge that didn't allow them to tinker with the machine.
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No Credible Proof On EVM Tampering, Says Election Commission: Highlights
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...
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Election Commission's EVM 'Challenge' Next Month. Conditions Apply: 10 Facts
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...
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Future Elections To Have Paper Trail Voting, Says Poll Body: 10 Facts
Delhi Chief Minister Arvind Kejriwal has accused the Election Commission of "backing out" of the hackathon that it had promised to prove that its electronic voting machines or EVMs cannot be rigged. After a day-long meeting on Friday with 42 political parties, including Mr Kejriwal's Aam Aadmi Party, the Election Commission spelled out its plan to ...
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Team Kejriwal Says Live Demo Succeeds In Gaming Vote Machine (EVMs)
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."
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Before EVM Hackathon, Election Body's Move To Reach Out To Parties
In view of the accusations and controversy surrounding tampering of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), the Election Commission could meet all political parties and apprise them about the security features of these machines, said Chief Election Commissioner Nasim Zaidi today.
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Allow Political Parties To Examine Coding Software Of EVM: Digvijaya To Election Commission
Senior Congress leader Digvijaya Singh today urged the Election Commission to allow political parties to supervise the coding software of electronic voting machines (EVMs). His demand comes in the wake of the poll panel throwing an open challenge to hack its EVMs following a chorus by Opposition parties on alleged tampering of the machines in the r...
