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No Question Of EVM Tampering In Gujarat, Says Chief Election Commissioner
As the counting of votes in the Gujarat assembly elections in the early hours showed a neck and neck battle between the BJP and the Congress, Chief Election Commissioner AK Joti said there was no question of EVM tampering in the elections.
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Congress Request Ahead of Gujarat Poll Counting Rejected By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today refused to interfere in the Gujarat election counting and rejected the Congress's request to match the votes cast with the paper trail (VVPAT) of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs).
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Gujarat Poll Officials 'Forget' EVM In Jeep, Driver Brings It Back
In a lapse, officials posted in Dediapada constituency in Gujarat's Narmada district during the first phase of polls yesterday "forgot" a "spare" VVPAT EVM unit in a private jeep while returning to Rajpipala, a senior officer said today.
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VVPATs To Be Used In Gujarat, All Future Elections: Chief Election Commissioner
Chief Election Commissioner AK Joti today said Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) gadgets with Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) would be used for next month's Assembly polls in Gujarat and in all future elections.
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Gujarat High Court Issues Notice To Election Commission On EVMs, VVPATs
The Gujarat High Court issued a notice to the Election Commission today on a petition moved by Congress's state unit seeking that EVMs and VVPATs that were found defective be sealed and not used in the coming Assembly polls.
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Election Commission To Use 75,000 VVPAT Machines In Gujarat Polls
Gujarat, which goes to the polls this year-end, will be among the two states where as many as 75,000 Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) gadgets will be used for the first time with the electronic voting machines, officials said Friday.
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Response On Plea For VVPAT For Gujarat Polls
The Supreme Court has sought response of the Centre and the chief election commissioner on a plea filed a Gujarat Patidar leader seeking the use of either ballot paper or electronic voting machines with paper trail for the upcoming Assembly election in the state.
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No Question Of EVM Tampering In Gujarat, Says Chief Election Commissioner
As the counting of votes in the Gujarat assembly elections in the early hours showed a neck and neck battle between the BJP and the Congress, Chief Election Commissioner AK Joti said there was no question of EVM tampering in the elections.
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Congress Request Ahead of Gujarat Poll Counting Rejected By Supreme Court
The Supreme Court today refused to interfere in the Gujarat election counting and rejected the Congress's request to match the votes cast with the paper trail (VVPAT) of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs).
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Gujarat Poll Officials 'Forget' EVM In Jeep, Driver Brings It Back
In a lapse, officials posted in Dediapada constituency in Gujarat's Narmada district during the first phase of polls yesterday "forgot" a "spare" VVPAT EVM unit in a private jeep while returning to Rajpipala, a senior officer said today.
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VVPATs To Be Used In Gujarat, All Future Elections: Chief Election Commissioner
Chief Election Commissioner AK Joti today said Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) gadgets with Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) would be used for next month's Assembly polls in Gujarat and in all future elections.
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Gujarat High Court Issues Notice To Election Commission On EVMs, VVPATs
The Gujarat High Court issued a notice to the Election Commission today on a petition moved by Congress's state unit seeking that EVMs and VVPATs that were found defective be sealed and not used in the coming Assembly polls.
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Election Commission To Use 75,000 VVPAT Machines In Gujarat Polls
Gujarat, which goes to the polls this year-end, will be among the two states where as many as 75,000 Voter Verifiable Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) gadgets will be used for the first time with the electronic voting machines, officials said Friday.
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Supreme Court Seeks Centre's Response On Plea For VVPAT For Gujarat Polls
The Supreme Court has sought response of the Centre and the chief election commissioner on a plea filed a Gujarat Patidar leader seeking the use of either ballot paper or electronic voting machines with paper trail for the upcoming Assembly election in the state.
