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gobind-631 · 1 month ago

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Him:kuch machines main kabhi kabhi iss kisam ka bhi dekhne ko milta hai shayad(videos dekhe hai maine..sach hi hogi shyad yeh wali baat)..

Humdabate hai koi aur button..lekin nikalke aati hai kisi aur ke naam ki parchi..kya hai yeh..kaise explain karoge aap aisi cheez ko..gadbad nahi hai kya yeh..

Me:Sir ji ..main toh maanta hoon iss se bada praman nahi ho sakta inn machines se sambandhit/ki integrity ka..

Hope aapne kisi propaganda types wale video ko nahi dekha tha…

Agar vakai main kuch iss kisam ke mamle samne aaye hai..toh aise machines ko aap ek machine error/defective(manufacturing defect)/faulty machine ka hi natija Samjhe..

Aap aise keh sakte ho ki yeh ek tarah se “honest mistake” types jaisi baat hai..

Maan liya jaye ki agar kisi machine ko fix kiya gaya hai..toh aise main(aisi manipulated/fixed machine main)..kuch iss tarah ka hona chahiye tha/kuch iss tarah ka dekhte aap...joh yahan par hota (hua)nahi dikhai de raha..(below)

Aap dabate kisi aur party ka button …internally register hota yeh vote(memory main)..kisi aur (pre)decidided upon party ke naam..lekin parchi/vvpat main aap ko dikhai deta aap ko uss party ka symbol..jis ka button aap ne dabaya tha taaki aap dekh ke nishchint ho jaye..hai na ..ki aap ka vote aapke chosen party ke against hi register hua hai(baad main iss baat ko double check bhi kiya jaane wala hai..jab iss machine ke saare vvpats ko verify kiya jayega ..iss machine main stored(memory main)votes ke saath..waise yeh doosra important aspect hota hai..joh ek tarah se ensure kar hi deta hai ki uss machine ki integrity ko violate nahi kiya gaya hai..)..lekin yaha /iss case main aisa nahi ho raha..hai na..kya chori karne wala kabhi batayega ki chori ho rahi hai..”matlab ki aap ka vote kisi aur party main jamaa ho raha hai..zara/kripiya savdhaan..kyon ki yeh baat/manipulation aap ke parchi main reflect ho rahi hai ab/dekhne ko mil rahi hai ab..aap khud dekh sakte ho..”

Kamal hai sir ji..common sense hai sab kuch kripiya dimaag ka istemmal kar liya karen aise bebuniyad aaropon ko lagane se pehle..propoganda video raha hoga main lagbhag sure hi hoon..bade naam wali companies main manufacture kiya jaata raha hai inhe..

Him:sir ji yeh bhi toh ho sakta hai na..inn machines ko waise hi design kiya gaya ho jaise type wali ka(rigged type wali ka I mean) aap bol rahe ho..lekin galti se kuch rigged machines main aisa ho ja raha ho ki aap de rahe kisi party ko vote..memory main lekin jaama ho jaa raha ho kisi aur (pre)decided upon party ke naam

Lekin jab baat parchi ko print karne ki baari aati hai (vote ko store karne ke baad).. kuch aise manipulated machines (unintentionally galti se)..woh hi symbol print kardete ho ..jiss symbol ke naam uss vote ko internally store kiya gaya tha..(jiske vajah se manipulation ek tarah se complete nahi ho pata)..

Kehne ka matlab yeh hai ki jab jab vvpat main hum iss kisam ki cheez dekhte hai…aisi cheez shaq zaroor paida karti hai..ke ho sakta hai machine ke design ke saath chchedkhani(inki documented/original internal design main manipulation kar kar)ki gayi hai…ie..aisi cheez ko machine ke saath chchedkhani/inki internal design main interference kiye jaane ka symptom maana ja sakta hai..hai na?…kya kehte ho aap ab..

Isiliye jab tak aap poori tarah se 100 per vvpats ki ginti nahi karte..shaq toh hamesha bana rehga hi..

Sc ne iss baat ko leker/iss baat se jude case main joh order diya hai..kam se kam main toh santusht nahi..

Mujhe toh ajeeb sa laga tha court ka iss nirnay ke baare main sunn kar..kya is mamle ko theek se handle nahi kiya gaya..kya isse emphatically dismiss kar diya gaya..yeh sab maloom nah..lekin kaafi kuch sm vegera padh rakha hai maine iss order se sambandhit logon dwara kiye jaane wali baaton ko..

iwaise mujhe zyada jaankari nahi iss order se sambandhit specifics ko lekar...order ko padha nahi hai maine..logon ke zariye hi su rakha hai iss order ke bare main..

Vvpat verification ..ek vital safeguard hota hai inn machines ka..ek vital sthamb jaisa(doosra hota hai vtr)..ek tarah se jab aap fully verify nahi karte(or atleast a decent percentage ko verify nahi karte counting ke zariye)..tab ek tarah se aap jaane anjaane main machine ek ek vital stambh ko gira rahe hote ho(ie ek aisa stambh(waise vtr wale safeguard/metric ko iss machine ka doosra stambh maana jaana chahiye.. isse bhi sambandhit ek faisla aaya hai cour main ie sc main) joh agar compromise ho jaata hai toh woh seedha seedha democracy ko adversely impact karne ki taquat rakhta hai..(.. waise inn dono stambhon ka girna democracy ke girne jaisa hi /hai maana jaana chahiye…mujhe toh lagta hai..)..

Bhai main bilkul hi yeh nahi keh raha ki yeh dono stambh ( ie..inn dono metrics se sambandhit integrity ko compromise kiya ja raha hai aisa main bilkul nahi keh rah)iss waqt gir chuke hai..main toh keval inn dono metrics ki ahimiyat bata raha hoon aisi democracies main jahan elections ko machines dwara conductbkiya jaata hai..( jaisi meri jaankari hai..inn dono metrics ke baare main uss hisab se bol raha hoon.. ho sakta hai galat raha hoon..)..

Ek aur baat ..vvpat ko haath main Kyon nahi lene dete..aadmi use le..check kare ..aur dabbe main dal de khud inki haathon se…Ek kale glass ke piche se Kyon display kiya jaata hai ise..sunne main aaya hai pehle yeh transparent glass /colourless glass hua krta tha..theek se nahi dekh pate log..iss black/dark glass ki vajah se…sunne main yeh bhi aa raha hai ki ..verify karpane ke duration ko bhi reduce kar diya gaya hai ab..agar yeh sach hai toh ho sakta hai..lambi lines vegera lagi rehti hai toh time bachapane ke hisab se kiya ja raha ho..)..

Lekin log aisi sab baaton ki vajah se..tarah tarah ki baatien baatien karne lage hai..ajeebo ghareeb prashn uthane lage hai..ek din ek vyakti keh raha tha..main theek se nahi dekh pa raha tha..paper slip hi dikhate hai na..aisa toh nahi yeh dark glass koi display monitor ho..main usko bola aisa nahi hai bhai..aap ko brahm ho chala hoga..kyon ki kam samay ke chalte aap shyad theek se nahi dekh paye the..

Me:sir ji mujhe iss dark glass (aur uss duration wali baat ka bhi)ka pata nahi..lekin kuch percentage slips ko count/verify kiya jaata hai..intna shayad kaafi hota hoga ..machine related intigrity ko verify karpane ke hisab se..agar sab slips count karni hi hai..toh bhai yeh toh aise ho jaata hai jaise ballot se voting ho rahi ho..toh phir kya matlab reh jaata hai..technology/automation ko leverage karne ka..hai na..

Ab yeh opposition walon ne hi toh introduce kiya tha inn machines ko..ab khud cheekh cheekh kar keh rahe hai ki “advanced deshon main bhi machines se voting nahi hoti…kyon ki yeh zariya safe nahi…”…

Introduce karte waqt/samay kyon nahi socha tha inhone yeh wali baat/iss baat ko/aisi sab baaton ko..yeh bhi sochne wali baat hai..

Slips ko nahi physically handle karne dete Kyon ki shayad gadbad karne wale gadbad kar sakte hai slips ke saath ..manlo kisi ne slip ko phad diya..ya dabbe main nahi drop kiya..etcetc..manpower ko lagane ki zarrort pad sakti hai..yeh dekhne ke liye aadmi ne slip ko dabbe main daala ki nahi..

Monitor karne wale ko yeh bhi pata chal sakta hai ki voters kis ko vote de rahe hai..voter confidentiality breach hone ka khatra hai..aisi baat se..

Him:sir ji ..agar maan lijiye koi haarne wala candidate(ie aisa vyakti jisko ki aise lagne lage ki natije..unki ummed se pareh aaye hai)..agar u re verify/recounting/auditing karwana chahtah hai..toh ise toh commision ko toh welcome karna chahiye na uske iss move ko..lekin verification se sambandhit rules ko dekh woh kaafi discouraged sa feel kar sakta hai..sunne main aaya hai (mujhe theek se pata nahi ..joh sunne main aaya hai uss hisab se keh raha hoon)..rules kuch iss tarike ke hai ki padhne wala turant mehsoos karne lagega ki kai mera yeh move counter productive toh nahi sabit hone wala..

Rules jaise ki..(theek se pata nahi lekin joh main sunn rakha ho..uss hisab se keh raha hoon)..

Ek polling station se sambandhit verification main shyad/lagbhag 50000 ka kharcha aata hai..ab 5 per verification ka matlab hota hai koi keh raha tha..16/17 polling stations ki verification karwana..verification karwane wala sochne lagta hai..bhai humne aabhi abhi toh itna kharcha kiya tha…pre election season main...ab aur nahi ho payega..

Shayad 7 days(shyad result declaration day se lekar) main hi use apply karna hog..joh vvpat se verification karwana chahata hai ..

Kya machine data ko bhi lambe samay tak nahi rakha jaata..kya kuch duration ke baad erase kardiya jaata hai..etcetc..

Bhai aise sab rules ko dekh padh aise lag raha jaise vvpat verefications se ghabra rahe ho..

Electoral processes aur machines se Sambandhit iteigrity ko maintain karpane ke hisab se kaafi sare safeguard vegera ko toh zarooro plug kiya gaya hoga.. inn electoral process ke har ek step main..

sab kuch record main toh hota hi hoga..baad main verify..revisit ya verify kar pane ke hisa se..

By design ..main maanta hoon.. processes ho ya machines sab kuch robust sa hota hi hoga..

..aur jab aap aisi cheezon main pride le rahe hote ho tab aap ko toh gladly welcome karna chaiye na verification vegera ke mamon ko..ki aayie aur bade shauk se karwaye verification ko..vaise kuch milega nahi aap ko.. kyon ki hamara sabkuch itna robust hai..agar mila toh hum hamare safeguards se sambandhit processes ko revist kar lenge..dekhenge ki kaise inhe aur robust banaya ja sakta hai..toh verification wale baat toh ek tarah se hamare liye ek win win jaisi baat hi hai .. hum ise encourage karte hai..

Lekin jab hum inn rules ko dekhte hai tab hame iss kisam ka koi message nahi mil raha hota hai..

Main ek baata bataa deta hoon .. yeh duniya ki sabse badi democracy hai..sab se badi aabadi rehti hai duniya ki yahan par.. har 4/5 months pe electons ko bhi conduct kiya jaata hai yahan par..

Agar sab kuch perfect sa hota toh yeh duniya ki har ek badi university main case study ke tarah sikhaya ja raha hita..sab log apne apne desh main replicate kar rahe hote isse..kya aise ho raha hai .. jahan tak meri jaankari hai aise nahi ho raha..

Me:Sir aap ko toh thankful hona chahiye ki..commission iss mammoth task (elections ko i mean)ko 100 per success rate se conduct karta aaya hai aaj talak…yeh koi mamuli baat nahi..duniya ki sabse badi democracy hoti hai..dunia ke sabse bade abadi wala desh hota hai yeh..yaha elections ko conduct karna itna aasan nahi..

Duniya bhi loha maanti hai hamare elections/electoral processe ki..aur aap hai ki avishwas jataa rahae ho..theek hai kya yeh baat..khair..

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Yeh bhi suna tha eatery main kisi ko kehte hue…

Him:kabhi kabhi kuch machines main yeh bhi shayad dekhne ko milta hai ..aap aise machines main jab koi bhi button dabate ho..tab select ki gayi party ka symbol nahi display hota hai monitor main/ki batti nahi jalti..balki kisi aur party se jude hua symbol display ho jaata hai..(ab chahe koi bhi button daba liya jaye aise machines main..)..maine dekha nahi ..suna hai keval

Me:Faulty machine hoti hai aisi machines….ek manufacturing defect jaisi cheez ko dekh rahe hote hai hum yahan par shayd..jab jab ause hota hoga( agar hota hoga toh)..lekin logon ki aadat ho chali hai ..har cheez ko shaq ki nazoron se dekhne ki..ab sab kuch perfect ho jaye aisa possible hi nahi hota..unnis bees toh ho hi jaata hai kabhi kabhi..

Itne bade desh main (duniya ka sabse zyada aabadi wala desh hota hai)koi mamuli baat nahi elections ko conduct karpana..kuch toh credit diya karon..sunne main aaya hai doosre jagahon ke log aate hai..dekhna chahete hai ki hum kaise sub kuch itni achchi tarike se handle karpate hai..har baar.. woh bhi 100 per success rate se..sab kuch dekh seekh kar apne yahan implement karpane ki koshishen main hote aise log..

Sir ji jab jab koi voter aisi machines ko notice karta hai..jaise hi woh inform karta hai..turant aisi faulty machines ko replace kar diya jaata hai..

Aisa kehna ki aisi cheez ko darahsal ek symptom /indicator jaise lena chahiye ki darahsal iss machine se chched chad ki gayi hai..aisa sochna galat hoga..

Agar aisi machine ko manipulate kiya gaya hota tab aap dabate kisi party ka symbol.. register hota vote kisi aur party ke naam pe.. batti jalti/ya symbol dikhaya /display kiya jaata uss party ka jiska ki button aapne dabaya tha..

Kya machine kabhi cheekh cheekh ke kehegi ki sir mujhe manipulate kiya gaya hai..manipulation karne walla itna bewakoof thodi hota hai .. hai na..toh bhai manufacturing defect ke vajah se aise ho jaata hoga kabhi kabhi..koi mamuli nahi ..balki esteemed companies manufacture kiya karti hai inhe aap bharosa rakhe..theek hai..

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theobsessedblogger · 6 years ago

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Make your vote count

Yes, you must have heard the above statement when the election season is around. The Government has all the signage across Delhi making people aware that hey, the Lok Sabha Elections are here and its time to cast your vote. What appears to the voter is that they go to a polling station/booth, get inked and vote. And, Voila, they’re done. All’s over till they (the votes) get counted and till then, the result is awaited.

Yes yes, I thought it was that simple too. But just like Software - the User doesn’t have a clue of what’s actually going on behind-the-scenes. The background working is known to those who actually ink you, check your credentials and lead you to vote. Yes, the people in the polling booth. Certain Central government employees get directed to perform election duty. And the threat of removing you from service in case of non-compliance is lingering on their heads. This time, I was one of them. I was deputed as polling officer - 3 in the Lok Sabha elections that took place in Delhi yesterday i.e. - 12th May, 2019. And man, was it a nightmare come alive.

So, we had been training for this since a month. Our duty orders came in April and we attended the training held in the East Delhi constituency according to our postal address. My training took place in CWG Village behind the Akshardham Metro station on the 16th, 23rd and 30th April. Of course, since the reporting was at 9am, there was no going to work that day. Yes, that was the only saving grace. The training was for around 3-4 hours. Following sector officers who are in charge of more than one polling station, comes the Presiding Officer - the hero or the main person who would lead a particular polling station. Under him, is the polling officer- 1 who checks the electoral list when you walk in with your identification, the polling officer- 2 who puts the name in the register of voters and issues a voter slip. Then one has to give the voter slip to the polling officer-3 who collects them serially and directs you to the voting compartment. He/she presses the ballot button on the device enabling you to secretly cast your vote in the voting compartment. Make your vote count they tell you? It can’t be possible without the Polling Officer-3, who is not supposed to let the voter go before the beep sound is heard on the device with the ballot button. This device is called the Control Unit. Indian Election process makes use of 2 other devices, the Ballot unit and the VVPAT. We were gearing up for the D-day in all the trainings imparted. The Presiding Officer had to make a million entries in the Presiding officer’s diary, check-lists and forms, stamp every one of them and collect all the papers into envelopes and even seal the important ones. It was actually his job that day and having a good presiding officer was luck.

On 11th May, we were asked to report to CWG to collect our kit (signage, some pamphlets and charts for display, all envelopes and forms, stationery items, candles and wax to seal, matchbox, et al). On the three training days, I mentioned above, there was better arrangement - in tents marked clearly for each polling station, training had been provided. Demo on the devices was given. But this day, all the polling stations under all sector officer in the East Delhi constituency had it’s members assembled there. It was close to a stampede situation, I tell you. We got to know the final polling station to report to on the D-day and were asked to check it out lest we shall be unable to find it the next day. The poll hours are from 7 am to 6 pm for voters. But you guessed it right. Not for those on duty, for us the day starts at 4 am. (Right!) One needs to set up the polling station, put the signages, check if there is a clear entry and exit way for all voters, place desks and chairs for ourselves and for the polling agents (party representatives). Our particular centre was a God-forsaken Jhimil Industrial area’s head post office. Within this tiny cramped up building, there were 4 polling stations. My polling station no. 121 was in the back of the dilapidated building with no fans or lights. Not even connections. It looked like a godown to me, at least till 3 pm on Saturday afternoon.

I was staying at a relatives place for the night. Hell, I needed to be up at 3 am the next day. Sleep was scarce as I tried to shut my eyes. Even at night I could barely get my eyes to shut.

Finally the D-day was there. I was up from bed at 3 am, my relatives packed some lunch for me (Yes, I had heard horrible stories - you won’t find time to eat). I had packed some dry items like chips and cake for myself the previous day. At 4 am, my brother dropped me to the post office. With my election ID card around my neck and my two bags, i waded my way to the station and found PO-2 already there. The place looked better. There were mobile fans and a cooler but there were a million mosquitoes. Moreover, there was a railway line right behind the post office and every now and then, we would be startled by the sounds of passing trains. There had been some cleaning but the place was super dusty. All my co-members reached by 4.30 am. We started setting up the station - putting the various signages exit and entry, for us four officers, on the walls with tape, we put all the pamphlets for display, like rules and process of voting, acceptable identifications, secrecy of voting declaration etc. At 5 am, those 3 devices were sent to us. Did I tell you it was like a Physics laboratory session we had in school - We had to connect the VVPAT to the 2 ballot units (yes, those with the candidates names and symbols on them) and the VVPAT to the CU (my baby for the whole day - it had the ballot button and the close button to start and end the poll). After our polling agents joined us, we began the mock poll to cast 50 first votes. Thankfully, we were game. Everything was working fine. But it was 7.15 am and there was a huge line of voters outside being ushered in one by one by police officers on duty. Yes, the place had police around like anything. It was crazy, what happened next. By the time, it was 9.30 am, we had around 200 votes cast. I had to collect all the voters slip in a thread I pushed them in with a needle (yes, some super trick PO-1 told me). Then ink the voter using a bottle of indelible ink and press the ballot button - remember, only let the voter out when the beep goes off was my motto for the whole time. With no break and time to shut our eyes, the nightmarish day pulled along. With a voters count of 830 voters on roll, we had a longggg day. We kept ourselves hydrated, what with the heat and only a cooler to cool the area, and got through till 6 pm when we finally closed the poll. After declaring it closed, the final count was 445.

Yes, I had pressed the button 445 times. I had ink on my hands. I looked like a mess. Then started the Presiding Officer’s ordeal. Remember me saying he was the hero and it was luck to have a good one? We were truly lucky to have Sir (an Economics teacher with 34 years of experience) who had it all sorted. At around 8.30 pm, we had all our forms and envelopes in order. We sealed the important ones with candles and wax. Out of the 4 polling stations, 3 winded up their work and we were seated in a DTC bus (on election duty) which was to take us to CWG village for depositing the devices and the envelopes. The bus finally moved at 10.30 pm (one of the last teams had just finished up). Everyone was super exhausted by then but the battle was only half fought as there was to be a secure checking of all devices before submission. When we reached CWG at 11pm, we rushed to the counters for our polling station, because the submission was to be done on first -come - first - serve basis. We received no. 4 on the return list, and our chance came at 12.45 am. Yes, you got me right. I think I was in a zombie state by then. But still, keeping up the spirit and with the hero by our side, we winded up by 1 am. We got our forms stating we had performed our duty attested and left for our homes from there. PO-1 dropped me to my relatives place, calling the day over.

It was the longest day of my life. Something I would never forget. Getting Rs. 1650 for it doesn’t help. Because nothing will.

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bbcbreakingnews · 4 years ago

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EC conducts counting procedures with due adherence to Covid norms

NEW DELHI: As the slow-trickling results in Bihar made the wait for the ‘final picture’ longer, the Election Commission chose to play it cool, settling for scrupulous and sincere following of all counting procedures, with due adherence to Covid-19 guidelines, over any “haste” in declaration of results. “The Commission has directed that counting officials need not be in a haste or hurry to declare the results and they should follow all the procedures and take as much time as it is naturally required….It is natural that it may take some more time than normal as you all know this pandemic is not a normal time,” EC secretary general Umesh Singh told reporters on Tuesday. In any case, “most results by late afternoon” appear to have become a thing of the past ever since the Supreme Court ordered voter verified paper audit trails (VVPAT) slips to be counted for five polling stations per assembly constituency. Counting 1,200-1,400 slips manually per polling station in the last round takes an average 45 minutes to an hour, after which the result can be declared. During the polls in Madhya Pradesh in December 2018, results for Bhind-Morena came as late as 8 am on the next day of counting. Interestingly, this was not really the problem in Bihar this time, with the total number of voters per polling station cut to 1,000 from 1,500 in the interest of safety from Covid. With an average 57% turnout in Bihar, EC officials said VVPAT slips to be counted in the final round were far less. In Bihar, the slower pace of results could be explained by many factors. First, the limiting of voters per polling station to 1,000 from 1,500 meant 63% rise in polling stations and a matching rise in EVMs deployed. So results had to be taken from far more EVMs. Secondly, the broad guidelines issued by EC required counting tables to be cut from an average 14 to 7, though Commission officials said this was balanced by an increase in the number of counting centres, from 38 in 2015 to 55 now. On an average, 35 rounds of counting were to be undertaken per assembly constituency, which went up further to even 50-plus in a bigger constituency. Each round takes 30-40 minutes as the results need tabulation and distribution to all the candidates and counting agents. Another factor that made the wait for results longer was the rise in number of postal ballots. While 1.6 lakh ballots were sent to service voters, another 52,000 senior citizens above 80 years of age, people with disabilities and voters engaged in essential services opted to vote by postal ballot. Add to this around 5 lakh election staff — much more than in 2015 — many of whom too would have exercised the postal ballot option. Since postal ballots are first to be counted, the initial rounds of counting may have stretched a bit. Yet, EC not only did multiple media briefings on counting updates till late in the night, in a break from tradition, but deputy election commissioner Chandra Bhushan Kumar also insisted that “there is no delay in dissemination of results and the counting was progressing fast”. Recounts in a few cases — in view of the May 2019 rule by EC directing mandatory recounting/reverification of postal ballot where the margin of votes is less that number of postal ballots rejected as invalid — led to allegations and protests by the losing parties, while claims by RJD that returning officers had congratulated 119 candidates on their ‘win’ but the results were not being declared, were countered by EC saying its website had the properly authenticated results. EC also denied an earlier claim that postal ballot counting was stopped midway in some seats, saying this could not be substantiated after checking with the Bihar chief electoral officer.

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news-express · 4 years ago

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First time voter? Check steps to cast your vote using EVM and VVPAT As the nation gear up for Bihar assembly elections 2020 for 243 constituencies, we tell you how you can cast your vote using EVM and VVPAT.

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jobberclub · 4 years ago

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letstrack · 5 years ago

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Securing the future of democracy! Tracking the elections, quite literally

Legislative Assembly elections will be held in Delhi on 8 February 2020 to elect 70 members of the Delhi Legislative Assembly. Being around the corner, the heat is on. The Govt and the authorities are taking all the precautions that they can to ensure that the elections happen without any foul play. But as always, there’s a lot of question around the security of EVMs, especially given the past track records of what goes on in our nation. There have been times when workers of political parties have been reported to be guarding the EVMs to ensure they are not tampered with. However, thanks to technology, all of this may not be necessary.

To eradicate any scope of tampering, the ECI has instructed vehicles transporting EVMs and VVPATs to be mandatorily equipped with IoT devices that have a GPS chip for location tracking. These vehicles will be then monitored from control rooms that have been set up. This way the vehicles transporting EVM machines can easily be pinpointed, and in-case of any anomalies in their route or stops countermeasures can be taken in time. Further, the speed of the vehicle is also used as an indicator for whether it’s under duress from external elements, or engine troubles.

Last year Letstrack kept a check on approximately 25,000 vehicles carrying EVMs and ensured that the election process went by smoothly and uneventfully. The main reason behind the integration of GPS tracking solutions in the EVM carrying trucks are to reduce the number of polling stations under shadow zones. Hacking of vehicles would not be possible as these machines can’t be tampered using Bluetooth etc. The data collected would be stored internally and can’t be transferred to any other device.

The intermediation of a tech company led to smooth EVM transfers without any cases of hostility or tampering in those 25,000 vehicles. This goes to show just how much good the right kind of tech can bring about in our society and how it can affect a nation. Tech companies like Letstrack should be brought on-board to provide solutions that could lead to proper governance of elections, and any other sphere of running the nation. These advancements which are already making countless people, families and assets safe are sure to help the nation as a whole and help in running it better.

So, this time let’s see what methods the Govt. comes up with to address this situation. It would be particularly interesting in seeing how good it is implemented as well. For a seasoned professional like Letstrack it’s fairly easy to undertake a task of such magnitude. As the date’s not far away it’s not going to be a long wait to see what the outcome will be.

Source: https://www.letstrack.in/securing-the-future-of-democracy-tracking-the-elections,-quite-literally?Blogid=165

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anujchaudharyworld · 5 years ago

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Voters To Prove Identity Via Face Recognition In Telangana Polls

- Telangana State Election Commission will use a facial recognition app on a pilot basis.

- TSEC said that it will delete all the information collected using face-recognition technology.

- All the information will be saved on the server of Telangana State Technology Services.

To make elections more secure by verifying the authenticity of voters, the Telangana State Election Commission (TSEC) has now decided to use facial recognition app, on a pilot basis, in some polling stations in the upcoming elections.

According to a statement by TSEC, the incorporation of facial recognition technology will help the election conducting body to tackle the problem of impersonation during polling. Further, to ensure that the privacy of users is maintained, the TSEC said that it will be deleting all the information collected using the face-recognition technology post-polling.While the TSEC will be conducting polls in 120 municipalities spread across nine municipal corporations, the government body has said that the facial-recognition technology will be used in only 10 polling stations in the Kompally municipality of Medchal Malkajgiri district. The official dates for polling in the state and declaration of results are January 22 and January 25 respectively.

How Will Face Recognition Work?

TSEC said that the process of identification and authentication of the voter is done by leveraging new-age technologies such as artificial intelligence, deep learning, among others.

For confirming the identity of voters, TSEC has appointed additional polling officers who will have possession of mobile phones installed with the face recognition application. The officer will first verify the voter using the physical identity proof and then take a photograph, which will be uploaded to the server using the face recognition app. The app, which works in real-time, then will match the photograph of the voter with other registered voters to prevent any impersonation at the polling station. “In case of a duplicate user match, the app notifies the polling officer,” TSEC added.

On how it is going to ensure the privacy of voters, the TSEC said that instead of saving images on the mobile phone, the application will save them on the server of Telangana State Technology Services (TSTS). “On the TSTS’ server, the photograph is going to be secured in an encrypted manner so that no one else can you this crucial information,” TSEC added.

On the day the polls are to be conducted, the first polling officer is tasked with the identification of electors. Since the identity of the voters is verified manually, there is a lack of trail for future scrutiny, also, the polling officer is responsible to perform several transactions which could lead to a lapse while looking at the face of the voter and compare it with the ID Card/photo in the electoral rolls, leading to impersonation, which is still rampant during the polls, stated the circular.

An additional polling officer, who will be equipped with the smartphone, will first verify the identity proof of the voters and then take photographs and upload them to the server using a face recognition app installed in the phone provided to him so as to compare it with photographs of the orders of the respective polling station.

Incorporating Technology To Improve Fairness In Elections

To improve the fairness of elections, the Election Commission of India (ECI) and many State Election Commissions have incorporated various technologies in the past. Maharashtra’s Cyber Cell had partnered with the UK-based fact-checking platform Logically, in October 2019, to detect, track and report any activity that might violate the Election Commission’s Model Code Of Conduct (MCC).

Further, to eradicate any notion of tampering, the ECI had instructed vehicles transporting Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) and Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail (VVPAT) to be mandatorily equipped with IoT devices that have a GPS chip for location tracking.

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tarksheel4ever · 5 years ago

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#EVMWoes #Elections2019 #NEWS #WTFNews And you said #MODI ji swept the election when he actually swept clean the process. Elections ki kya zaroorat hai! Did you know that private 'consultant' engineers were involved in checking EVM and VVPATs during the 2019 elections, making our election process vulnerable? No, and the EC said it didn't know either! https://ift.tt/2GKkJ75 — view on Instagram https://ift.tt/2OJ10vf

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myeditorialsarchive · 6 years ago

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Election Commission rejects Opposition parties' demand on VVPAT verification On Tuesday, Opposition demanded that there should be 100% verification of the entire Assembly segment if a mismatch is found during the random check. Read More : Election Commission rejects Opposition parties' demand on VVPAT verification Courtesy : The Hindu - National

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pruchika99-blog · 6 years ago

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Lok Sabha elections 2019 How to vote, check voter list and elections dates

Lok Sabha Elections 2019 India is in the midst of the seven-phase Lok Sabha elections 2019. Voting for phase four of the General elections is underway today in 72 constituencies across nine states. For the first time voters, here's a guide on how to vote in Lok Sabha Elections 2019.You can vote only if your name appears in the Voter List.

What is the voting process at polling booth? — The polling official will check your name on the voter list and check your ID proof. — The official will ink your index finger, give you a slip and take your signature on a register (Form 17A).

ALSO READ : 2019 elections - PM cautions first-time voters against 'mission mahamilavat'

You will have to deposit the slip with the third polling official and show your inked finger and then proceed to the polling booth.— Record your vote by pressing the ballot button opposite the symbol of the candidate of your choice on the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM); You will hear a beep sound.

Check the slip that appears in the transparent window of the VVPAT machine. The slip with the Candidate serial No., Name and Symbol shall be visible for 7 seconds before it drops in the sealed VVPAT box...Read more.

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jobberclub · 4 years ago

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