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SC Orders ECI to Address EVM Malfunction in Kerala: What You Need to Know

Shocking allegations, denials, and Supreme Court interventions - the latest EVM saga in Kerala uncovered!

Shocking allegations have emerged in Kerala, with the Supreme Court directing the Election Commission of India (ECI) to address a concerning issue of an 'extra vote to BJP.' Advocate Prashant Bhushan raised the alarm after four EVMs allegedly recorded an additional vote for the Bharatiya Janata Party, sparking a nationwide debate on the integrity of the electoral process. Despite denials from ECI and Kerala's CEO, reports of EVM malfunctioning and extra VVPAT slips with BJP symbols have created a stir in Kasaragod.

In a recent Supreme Court hearing, the ECI reassured the judiciary that tampering with EVMs is impossible and highlighted the thorough verification process of over 4 crore VVPAT slips, with no mismatches ever found. The court emphasized the importance of appreciating the efforts of ECI while urging petitioners to trust the system and acknowledge its achievements.

In a twist of events, the Supreme Court reserved its order, praising the ECI's work but also reminding voters to remain vigilant. As the EVM-VVPAT controversy unfolds, the integrity of the electoral system remains under scrutiny, showcasing the delicate balance between trust and transparency in the democratic process.

Interesting Fact: The meticulous verification process by ECI included scrutinizing over 4 crore VVPAT slips without any discrepancies found, reaffirming the credibility of the electoral system.

Did You Know: Despite the ongoing debate, the Supreme Court urged the public to appreciate the positive aspects of ECI's work, emphasizing the importance of trust in the electoral process.