Uttarakhand : Harish Rawat is harassing EVM machine and the fear of changing the ballot paper! Duty of Congressmen imposed outside the strong room

The Uttarakhand assembly elections have concluded on February 14. While the ruling party BJP is claiming over 60 seats, the main opposition Congress is making a strong statement about the possibility of forming the government with an absolute majority. However, the results of the elections on March 10 will tell which party will form the government in this Himalayan state. Meanwhile, on Thursday, Congress leader Harish Rawat has expressed the possibility of tampering with the EVM machine.

Former Chief Minister of the state and senior Congress leader Harish Rawat said that there is a situation of defeat of BJP in UP and Uttarakhand, so there is a possibility of EVM tampering. He said that the ballot paper can also be replaced with EVM machine by the government.

He said, it is not new that such an incident can be done in Uttarakhand, because they have got such inputs that the Electronic Voting Machine can also be replaced. Will keep For this, the party’s state president Ganesh Godiyal has made its arrangement at the district level. All the district presidents of the party have been ordered to keep a close watch outside the strong room. The Congress estimates that his party will win 40 to 45 seats and get a majority and form the government.

It is to be known that this time 65.37 percent voter turnout was recorded in the state assembly elections. In the total number of voters, 62.60 percent were male, and 67.20 percent female voters cast their vote. In the last election year 20217, 65.55 percent votes were cast. On this vote percentage, the BJP managed to get a thumping majority with 57 of the 70 assembly seats. At present, the Bharatiya Janata Party is in power in the state and Pushkar Singh Dhami is the head of the government.