Evm In Elections 2014

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  Delhi Records Around 60% Overall Voter Turnout, Down Since 2014

  Delhi recorded a voter turnout of 60 per cent on Sunday, down from 65 per cent in 2014, in a three-cornered Lok Sabha contest among the BJP, AAP and Congress, with instances of EVM glitches and missing voter names reported from various areas.

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  Election Body Complains Against "Hacker" Who Claimed 2014 Polls Rigged

  The Election Commission of India has written to the Delhi Police, asking that a case be lodged against a London-based hacker who made a series of unsubstantiated claims that the Electronic Voting Machines used for elections in India can be tampered with.

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  Ex-Minister Gopinath Munde's Nephew Wants Probe After Expert's Wild Claim

  Nationalist Congress Party or NCP leader Dhananjay Munde has demanded a probe either by the R&AW or a Supreme Court judge into the death of his uncle and former union minister Gopinath Munde after a cyber expert claimed that the BJP leader was "killed" as he was aware of hacking of electronic voting machines (EVMs) in the 2014 Lok Sabha polls.

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  Indian Air Force Plays Vital Role in Assembly Elections

  Indian Air Force played a vital role in the recently concluded Assembly elections in Jammu and Kashmir and Jharkhand by ferrying electoral staff, security forces and EVMs to difficult terrains.

• In Haryana Polls, 53,613 Voters Pressed NOTA Button

  More than 53,000 voters opted for 'None of the Above (NOTA)' option in EVMs in the Haryana assembly polls, thus rejecting the candidates fielded by political parties in their respective constituencies.

• Election Results 2014: Counting of Votes Begins

  Counting of votes recorded in 1.8 million electronic voting machines or EVMs for the general election 2014 has begun. The BJP is already in victory mode.

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  Election Results 2014: In Early Trends, BJP Takes the Lead, is Gaining Seats

  Counting of votes recorded in 1.8 million electronic voting machines or EVMs for the general election 2014 has begun. The BJP is already in victory mode.

• Election Commission Orders Repoll in One Booth in Tamil Nadu

  The Election Commission today ordered repoll in one booth in the Edappadi Assembly segment under Salem Lok Sabha constituency, following malfunction in an Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) used there during polling on April 24.

• Counting in Delhi: 8.2 Million Votes, 2000 EVMs, 150 Candidates

  Counting of 8.2 million votes in Delhi will be done at seven counting centres where more than 7,000 security personnel drawn from Delhi Police and seven companies of a paramilitary force will be on duty, said a Delhi Election Commission official.

• Multi-post EVMs for civic polls in Kerala mooted

  Political parties in Kerala have backed a proposal of the State Election Commission to introduce multi-post Electronic Voting Machines in three-tier local body elections due in September 2015.

• The travelling case of Indian elections

  Foreign tourists usually come with backpacks and suitcases but a seven-member delegation from Namibia came as spectators to buy Indian-made briefcases.

• Re-polling in 12 booths in Karnataka on Tuesday

  Re-polling will be held on Tuesday in a dozen polling booths spread across nine Lok Sabha constituencies in Karnataka due to glitches in the electronic voting machines (EVMs) and fault of polling personnel in one booth, a senior official said on Saturday.

• Union minister gets EVM direction changed to suit 'Vastu'

  Union minister K H Muniyappa was displeased to see the EVM facing south and placed it in the north-eastern direction

• 14 per cent voting in first three hours in Bihar

  Around 14 per cent voting was recorded today in first three hours of polling in seven Parliamentary seats of Bihar.

• 38 EVMs replaced in three Lok Sabha seats in Assam

  At least 38 electronic voting machines have been replaced so far during the elections for three Lok Sabha seats in Assam today due to different types of malfunctioning.