A day after Akhilesh Yadav claimed that Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) were moved unlawfully in Varanasi only 48 hours before the inclusion of votes in state decisions, his party tweeted the on-camera proclamation of an authority yielding there were lapses.
Varanasi’s Commissioner Deepak Agarwal seemed to acknowledge that there was a pass in rally in the development of EVMs. In any case, he demanded that the vote machines being referred to were just for preparing.
“Assuming you talk about the rally for the development of EVMs, there was a pass in the rally, I acknowledge that. However, I can promise you, it is difficult to remove machines utilized in casting a ballot,” he said and clarified that there were CCTV cameras, safety officers and political party agents at the counting places.
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“Political party members might sit outside the focuses to keep an eye,” the Commissioner added. The Samajwadi Party shared the remark on Twitter and said it was an affirmation that rally was not followed.
“There is data of infringement in EVMs from different locale. On whose request is this incident? Are authorities under tension from the Chief Minister’s (Yogi Adityanath) Office? The Election Commission should explain,” the Samajwadi Party tweeted, labeling the Election Commission.
On Tuesday evening, Akhilesh Yadav blamed the decision BJP for attempting to ‘take’ the political elections and asserted that EVMs were moved out of an including focus in three trucks. Guaranteeing video proof, the Samajwadi chief additionally said his party members had captured one of the trucks in Varanasi.
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“In Varanasi, we got one truck with EVMs and two others escaped. On the off chance that the public authority isn’t attempting to take votes, then, at that point, it ought to at minimum clarify why there was no security while moving EVMs,” Yadav said.
He likewise affirmed that authorities had requests to dial back the counting of votes where the possibilities of the BJP competitor’s success are slimmer. The directions were explicitly given for 47 seats where the BJP’s edge of triumph in the 2017 political decision was under 5,000 votes, he asserted.
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