New Delhi, Leading News Service: The Election Commission along with the EVM machines were on the radar of the opposition during the Lok Sabha elections. However, since the unexpected success of the Congress and India Alliance, no one uttered a single word about the EVM machines after the election results. As a result, it has been seen that even the opponents have started liking the EVM machines, which were infamous throughout the election period.
As soon as the polls were completed in each phase, the Election Commission was on the nose to answer the complaints about the EVM machines. Even after clearing various doubts of the opponents, they were not satisfied. EVM machines will be hacked by the ruling party. The opposition made several allegations that the EVM machines where the votes were cast would be changed. Responding to these allegations, Chief Election Commissioner Rajeev Kumar and two other commissioners were also shocked. The EVM machine controversy reached from the High Court to the Supreme Court. The Election Commission also presented strong evidence in the court that EVM machines cannot be hacked or tampered with.
The Supreme Court heard all the petitions filed against the EVM machines together. The opponents cleared all the doubts. However, the anger about the EVM machine from the minds of the opponents was not being done. Due to the same shout-shout by the opposition regarding the EVM machine, doubts were also created in the minds of the voters.
From the start of the first phase of voting till the end of the last phase of voting, there were doubts about the EVM machines. In the end, the voters cast their votes in favor of the ruling party and the opposition party. It empowered India Aghadi to play the role of a strong opposition while preventing the BJP from getting a majority on its own. Both the ruling party and the opposition were happy after the election results. The sound of complaining of the EVM machine also stopped suddenly. The Election Commission has breathed a sigh of relief.
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