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Opposition To Take Up Voting Machines Issue With Election Commission
Opposition parties on Thursday decided to approach the Election Commission to voice concern over the use of Electronic Voting Machines for conducting elections, particularly its plans to allow remote voting for migrant voters.
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No Proposal To Use Remote Voting Machines In Upcoming Election: Minister
There is no proposal to use the remote electronic voting machine (RVM) in the "upcoming election" in the country and it is also not proposed for the use of Non-Resident Indian (NRI) voters, Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.
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Why Is Opposition Against Remote Voting For Migrants? A 10-Point Guide
Most Opposition parties have objected to the Election Commission's proposal to introduce remote voting machines for migrant voters. From security of voting machines to challenges in running a campaign, they have raised several questions
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"Idea Of Remote Voting Machines Not Acceptable": Opposition Parties
Opposition parties on Monday questioned the need to deploy remote voting machines and urged the Election Commission to address the issue of urban apathy towards the poll process.
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Remote Voting Machine Prototype Showcased To Political Parties
The Election Commission of India (ECI) today showcased the remote electronic voting machine prototype for migrant voters to representatives of political parties.
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Remote Voting An "Excellent Initiaitive", Says Former Election Body Chief
Former chief election commissioner S Y Quraishi described the decision of the Election Commission for remote electronic voting machine for domestic migrant voters as an "excellent initiative."
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On Remote Voting For Migrants, Poll Body's Big Move With New Machine
Election Commission lists legal and technical moves needed before remote voting idea can be realised; it's ready for a demo, though
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Akhilesh Yadav Questions Credibility Of Voting Machines Again. Explains Why
Former UP Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has for the second time questioned the credibility of Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs by drawing a comparison to a chip-like device used for stealing petrol. The device was found by the state police during an investigation. "When petrol can be stolen with the help of a remote through a chip without any int...
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Opposition To Take Up Voting Machines Issue With Election Commission
Opposition parties on Thursday decided to approach the Election Commission to voice concern over the use of Electronic Voting Machines for conducting elections, particularly its plans to allow remote voting for migrant voters.
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No Proposal To Use Remote Voting Machines In Upcoming Election: Minister
There is no proposal to use the remote electronic voting machine (RVM) in the "upcoming election" in the country and it is also not proposed for the use of Non-Resident Indian (NRI) voters, Lok Sabha was informed on Friday.
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Why Is Opposition Against Remote Voting For Migrants? A 10-Point Guide
Most Opposition parties have objected to the Election Commission's proposal to introduce remote voting machines for migrant voters. From security of voting machines to challenges in running a campaign, they have raised several questions
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"Idea Of Remote Voting Machines Not Acceptable": Opposition Parties
Opposition parties on Monday questioned the need to deploy remote voting machines and urged the Election Commission to address the issue of urban apathy towards the poll process.
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Remote Voting Machine Prototype Showcased To Political Parties
The Election Commission of India (ECI) today showcased the remote electronic voting machine prototype for migrant voters to representatives of political parties.
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Remote Voting An "Excellent Initiaitive", Says Former Election Body Chief
Former chief election commissioner S Y Quraishi described the decision of the Election Commission for remote electronic voting machine for domestic migrant voters as an "excellent initiative."
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On Remote Voting For Migrants, Poll Body's Big Move With New Machine
Election Commission lists legal and technical moves needed before remote voting idea can be realised; it's ready for a demo, though
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Akhilesh Yadav Questions Credibility Of Voting Machines Again. Explains Why
Former UP Chief Minister Akhilesh Yadav has for the second time questioned the credibility of Electronic Voting Machines or EVMs by drawing a comparison to a chip-like device used for stealing petrol. The device was found by the state police during an investigation. "When petrol can be stolen with the help of a remote through a chip without any int...
