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‘False, Baseless’: Election Commission files police complaint against man claiming to hack EVMs

“‘False, Baseless’: Election Commission files police complaint against man claiming to hack EVMs”, Swarajyamag, December 1, 2024:

“Amid the Opposition’s concerns regarding Electronic Voting Machines (EVM) after the Maharashtra poll results, the Mumbai cyber police has registered a cheating case after a viral video showed a person making claims to hack and tamper EVMs.

The case was lodged on a complaint by the Chief Electoral Officer (CEO) of Maharashtra.

“A video was shared by some Social media users where a person is making false, baseless and unsubstantiated claims to hack and tamper EVMs in Maharashtra elections by isolation of EVM frequency,” the Maharashtra CEO’s office said in a statement…….”

Read the full article at Swarajyamag.com

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