Before shooting off one's mouth, or the keyboard, one should go through the mail one's responding to.
"On criticism that the EVM used for the demonstration was just a model, Sisodia asked the Election Commission to offer machines lying with it and then the AAP will prove how these can be hacked." (Source: <http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/evm-tampering-all-party-meet/1/945247.html>.) And, in anay case: "While responding to the development, ***the EC said that “with this the Commission will ensure the total compliance of the orders of Supreme Court and its commitment to use VVPATs with every EVM at all polling stations in the country in General Elections 2019*** [emphasis added]”. Experts who were on the technical committee appointed by the EC told The Wire that the paper audit trail should settle any doubts over political parties manipulating electronic voting machines (EVMs)." (Source: '2019 Lok Sabha Polls With Paper Audit Trail, Says EC, After Cabinet Clears Funding' by Gaurav Vivek Bhatnagar on ***20/04/2017*** [emphasis added] at <https://thewire.in/126137/election-commission-vvpat-2019-lok-sabha-election/>.) So, it's essentially an issue of honouring the subject Supreme Court directive and its own consequent commitment in a bit accelerated and enhanced manner. Should not be a very big deal, in case the intentions are right. Sukla On 10/05/2017, sanjeev kulkarni [email protected] [issuesonline_worldwide] <[email protected]> wrote: > I can manufacture a machine which will give you only one resultno matter > which button you press. It is very simple mechanism.But the problem is you > have to prove EVMs of election commissionare manufactured like that. So > demonstrating any other machinedoes not prove any thing. AAP has to use the > very machine usedin the election and give demonstration to prove their > point. Every machine is sealed after testing 50 times for test resultsand > then only used. So any one challenging it must use thesesealed machines for > demo. Any other machine made to order inany electronic shop does not meet > the criteria. > Sanjeev > > From: "Sukla Sen [email protected] [issuesonline_worldwide]" > <[email protected]> > To: foil-l <[email protected]> > Sent: Wednesday, 10 May 2017 11:09 AM > Subject: [issuesonline_worldwide] Delhi Assembly, after live demonstration > of hacking of a prototype EVM, passes resolution on compulsory use of VVPATs > and tallying of recorded votes with paper trails for randomly selected 25% > booths > > ["The Election Commission of India has called an all-party meeting on > May 12 to discuss allegations of the tampering of the electronic > voting machines (EVMs) made by a number of Opposition parties, > including the Congress." > (Source: > <http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/evm-tampering-all-party-meet/1/945247.html>.) > > One can only hope that demand put forward in the resolution passed by > the Delhi assembly asking for VVPATs to be used in all future > elections and tallying of votes polled in 25 per cent > randomly-selected booths with the paper trail generated by VVPAT > machines will be conceded by the EC without any further fuss. > And, the Union Government to release necessary funds in a timely manner.] > > I/II. > http://www.tribuneindia.com/news/nation/delhi-assembly-passes-resolution-on-use-of-evms-with-paper-trail/404475.html > > Posted at: May 9, 2017, 8:44 PM; last updated: May 9, 2017, 8:45 PM (IST) > Delhi Assembly passes resolution on use of EVMs with paper trail > > Delhi Chief Minister and AAP convener Arvind Kejriwal arrives to > attend the special session of Delhi Assembly in New Delhi on Tuesday. > PTI > > New Delhi, May 9 > > ***The Delhi Assembly on Tuesday passed a resolution urging President > Pranab Mukherjee and the Election Commission to ensure that EVMs with > Voter-Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) are used in all future > elections.*** [Emphasis added.] > > ***The resolution also called for tallying of votes polled in 25 per > cent randomly-selected booths with the paper trail generated by VVPAT > machines.*** [Emphasis added.] > > Speaking during the one-day special session of the assembly, Deputy > Chief Minister Manish Sisodia claimed it is possible to hack EVMs in > less than 90 seconds. > He dubbed EVM-tampering as a "conspiracy to murder democracy". > > Sisodia said the issue of tampering of Electronic Voting Machines > (EVMs) cannot be brushed aside by merely terming it a technical snag. > > Urging all political parties to take the issue of EVM-tampering > seriously, Sisodia said the election process was the very foundation > of democracy and must be protected. > > Giving an example of a municipal ward in Chattarpur area where Aam > Aadmi Party candidate lost by two votes, Sisodia said there was a > difference in the number of polled votes as per the data shared by the > Election Commission and the data from the EVM machines. > > “How is it possible if there is no issue with the EVMs?” The Deputy > Chief Minister also said AAP MLA Saurabh Bharadwaj had demonstrated in > the house "how EVMs can be hacked in 90 seconds", adding that it is a > serious threat to the electoral process. > > On criticism that the EVM used for the demonstration was just a model, > Sisodia asked the Election Commission to offer machines lying with it > and then the AAP will prove how these can be hacked. — IANS > > II. > http://indiatoday.intoday.in/story/after-ec-questions-delhi-assembly-evm-hacking-demo-aap-dares-give-us-a-real-machine/1/949603.html > > After Election Commission rejects Delhi Assembly EVM hacking demo, AAP > dares: Give a real machine > The AAP has dared the Election Commission to provide it with a real > EVM after party MLA Saurabh Bharadwaj gave a hacking demo with a dummy > voting machine in the Delhi Assembly. > > IndiaToday.in | Edited by Shashank Shantan > > New Delhi, May 9, 2017 | UPDATED 18:39 IST > > HIGHLIGHTS > 1AAP asks Election Commission to provide it with real EVMs. > 2AAP MLA gives a live demo on EVM hacking with dummy machine in Delhi > Assembly. > 3EC has called an all-party meeting to discuss EVM hacking issue. > > The Aam Aadmi Party (AAP) has dared the Election Commission to provide > it with an original Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) after the central > poll panel raised questions over the party's live demo of voting > machine hacking in Delhi Assembly today. > > AAP MLA Saurabh Bharadwaj presented a demonstration during the > Assembly's special session to hack an EVM. However, the voting machine > the Greater Kailash MLA used was a dummy of what the Election > Commission actually uses during polling. > > "Hum toh keh rahe hain aap apni EVM dijiye, motherboard change karna > hai...90 second lagte hain (We are asking the Election Commission to > provide us a real EVM. It takes just 90 seconds to change the > motherboard of the machine.)," Arvind Kejriwal told reporters. > The Aam Aadmi Party said it will participate in the May 12 all party > meeting called by the Election Commission to discuss the issue > concerning EVMs. The party said it will ask the commission to announce > a date for hackathon so that it can prove that EVMs can be tampered > with. > > Bhardwaj claimed that anyone knowing a 'secret code' can tamper with > the EVMs and the code can be fed into the machine while casting vote. > > The Election Commission has time and again rubbished allegations that > EVMs can be programmed to favour any particular party. > > Last week, the Election Commission had said that it will hold an open > hackathon for people to try and hack the voting machines in the last > week of May. however, dates for the hackathon are yet to be announced. > > Last month, the central poll panel had said it may invite experts, > scientists, technocrats, and representatives of political parties to > hack the machines, which it claims are tamper-proof. 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