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Congress leader Kapil Sibal raised concerns about EVM tampering ahead of the June 4 results. He introduced a mechanism to detect tampering and emphasized the need for transparency in the voting process, particularly by checking the timing of the last vote. The sixth phase of Lok Sabha polls concluded on May 25, with results expected on June 4, 2024. <br/> <br/>#KapilSibal #LokSabhaElections #ElectionsResults2024 #LokSabhaElectionnews #EVMs #EVMTampering #Politics #Congress #BJP #Indianews #Oneindia #Oneindianews <br/>~HT.97~ED.320~ED.102~
Congress leader Kapil Sibal raised concerns about EVM tampering ahead of the June 4 results. He introduced a mechanism to detect tampering and emphasized the need for transparency in the voting process, particularly by checking the timing of the last vote. The sixth phase of Lok Sabha polls concluded on May 25, with results expected on June 4, 2024. <br/> <br/>#KapilSibal #LokSabhaElections #ElectionsResults2024 #LokSabhaElectionnews #EVMs #EVMTampering #Politics #Congress #BJP #Indianews #Oneindia #Oneindianews <br/>~HT.97~ED.320~ED.102~
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