Voting machines will not mutilation, told EC Kejriwal

DELHI:The committee on Wed discharged apprehensions expressed by Aam Aadmi Party leader Arvind Kejriwal that bound electronic pick machines (EVMs) are “mutilation " with to favour BJP within the February seven city Assembly polls. Kejriwal, UN agency met high global organization officers, was explained the "factual position" intimately that there was no change of state with the machines ' software system that may end in change of state. He was explained that locks of 3 ' control units ' and 4 ' ballot units ' were broken apparently throughout transportation and therefore the units were replaced within the presence of general observers. Associate in Nursing AAP representative had later signed a document that elaborates the facts, global organization sources aforementioned. He was told that the faults were primarily "mechanical" in nature, they said. The sources aforementioned the machines that Kejriwal mentioned belong to the post-2006 batch that have "very little" scope of change of state. "The committee has cleared all our doubts regarding the EVM machine issue. They aforementioned that EVMs used are latest and tamper-proof. they ' re all double checked," Kejriwal told reporters when meeting global organization officers. The AAP caller was told that the EVMs and management units tolerate many stages of checks before being finally used for actual pick. He was told that simply before the particular polling, a mock poll is additionally meted out wherever faulty machines are replaced. Apprehensions of party representatives regarding EVMs are taken note of throughout such mock polls. Kejriwal had claimed on weekday that discrepancies were found throughout Associate in nursing examination of 4 such machines at city bivouac space. He alleged that no matter button was ironed on the machines, the sunshine against the BJP image lit up. AAP leaders had conjointly approached the poll body last week to understand what ' s the procedure if an elector finds such a discrepancy in Associate in Nursing EVM. Kejriwal, however, failed to answer queries on whether or not they have gotten permission to place banners outside polling booths educating the voters regarding the EVMs. "We urge CEC to permit United States of America to place banners outside every booth educating voters regarding EVMs," Kejriwal had tweeted before the meeting.