A fresh political slugfest erupted on Sunday over electronic voting machine tampering claims with Rahul Gandhi and other opposition leaders citing a media report that alleged that a relative of ...

New Delhi/Lucknow, Jun 16 (PTI) Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday said EVMs in India are a "black box" which nobody is allowed to scrutinise, and asserted that "serious concerns" are being ...

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on June 16 said EVMs in India are a “black box” which nobody is allowed to scrutinise, and asserted that “serious concerns” are being raised about transparency ...

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday said EVMs in India are a "black box" which nobody is allowed to scrutinise, and asserted that "serious concerns" are being raised about transparency in the ...

New Delhi [India], June 16 (ANI): After Congress MP Rahul Gandhi called Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) a "black box", Bharatiya Janata Party leader Shazia Ilmi asserted that EVMs cannot be ...

IMAGE: Ballot box to be used for the 16th Presidential elections. Photograph: Shahbaz Khan/PTI Photo The EVMs are based on a technology where they work as aggregator of votes in direct elections ...

Elon Musk waded into a controversy over the security of India’s electronic voting machines (EVMs)—a hot-button political issue in the country—after he suggested the machines are susceptible ...

generates a paper slip visible that the voter can see through a transparent screen for about seven seconds before it gets stored in a sealed drop box. India has been using EVMs since 2004.

Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday backed concerns raised by Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk on Electronic Voting Machines, claiming that EVMs in India are black box. Gandhi made the comment in ...

The VVPAT generates a paper slip visible to the voter for approximately seven seconds before it is securely stored in a sealed drop box. EVMs operate as standalone machines without internet or ...

NEW DELHI: Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday said EVMs in India are a "black box" which nobody is allowed to scrutinise, and asserted that "serious concerns" are being raised about ...