Sahakari Vipnan Evm Prikriya Samiti ... vs Mangilal Bam on 17 November, 2021
Author: Rajendra Kumar Verma
Bench: Rajendra Kumar Verma ... High Court Of Madhya Pradesh
MP No. 3864 of 2021
(SAHAKARI VIPNAN EVM PRIKRIYA SAMITI MARYADIT BADNAGAR AND OTHERS Vs MANGILAL BAM
AND OTHERS
Vijay Khede vs Kisan Kalyan Evm Krishi Vikas ... on 24 October, 2017
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W P No. 5950 / 2017
24/10/2017
Mr. Shashank Patwari, learned
petitioner assailed the said election, mainly on two
grounds;
(i) tampering of EVM i.e. Electronic Voting
Machines, amounting to corrupt practice, including
the alleged ... success in 88 Loha Assembly Constituency, such as, (1) Tampering of
EVMs i.e. Electronic Voting Machines, including Booth capturing and (2)
improper reception
counting of
votes, malfunctioning of control unit of electronic voting machines
(EVM) of Polling Station No.6, non-closure of control unit of the EVM ... first round of counting was going on in table No.6, the
EVM of Polling Station No.6 failed to display any result when
victory of the first respondent by manipulating the Electronic Voting Machines (EVM). There were totally 279 Polling Stations in No.185, Tiruppathur Assembly Constituency ... considered.
ix)In the 20th round, when the EVM pertaining to Polling Station No.275, Kottaiyur was brought to Table
petitioner, was also present.
In respect of manipulation of the EVMs, he relied on the report sent
by the Central Forensic Science Laboratory, Hyderabad (CFSL ... which could be detected. He submitted that the
petitioner asked that the EVMs at polling station No.185 only are to
be sent
India that in Election Petitions
wherein challenge is not directly related to EVMs
for instance Elections are not challenged within a
request for recounting ... permission of this Honourable Court to
seek permission to take out EVMs from the safe
custody of the District Election Officer, Applicant
Reason:
1 For short, ‘ECI’.
2 For short, ‘EVMs’
Writ Petition (C) No. 434 of 2023 & Ors. Page 1 of 38
possibility of manipulating ... EVMs there is suspicion and, therefore,
this Court should step in to instil confidence in the voters3 and the people.
Voters have the right
votes in person by ballot in Form-II or Electronic Voting Machine (EVM). (5) The Returning Officer shall publish an advertisement, in one issue
votes in person by ballot in Form-II or Electronic Voting Machine (EVM). (5) The Returning Officer shall publish an advertisement, in one issue
