The Supreme Court dismissed the petition of 100 % manual VVPAD seats while voting.
Court message: The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed the petition demanding that the Election Commission be instructed by the Election Commission of India, in addition to the ‘Voter Checketing Paper Audit Path’ (VVPD) to seal 100 percent manual number. Chief Justice Sanjeev Khanna and Justice Sanjay Kumar and Justice K.V. The bench of Viswanathan was considered.
The Supreme Court rejected this request relating to VVPAD tickets
CJI Sanjeev Khanna dismissed his appeal and said, “We have got some good base to interfere in the controversial judgment of the Delhi High Court.” The Special Permit Petition has been dismissed. The CJI said that the CJI said that a similar issue had been raised before.
Previously, the Delhi High Court also dismissed a petition
The Supreme Court has stated that EVMs are safe, simple, safe and user -friendly, Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) data for 100 per cent cross satisfaction petitions on VVPAD records. On August 12 last year, the Delhi High Court dismissed Jain’s request to cite the Supreme Court’s decisions. It dismissed the petition seeking a review of its decision. Jain has requested the Election Commission to use the appropriate prototype in the future, and the printed poll, which is cut from the printer, is subjected to the voter before leaving the polling station before leaving the polling station.
In addition to the electronic number of the control sector, he said that 100 percent of VVPad slips should be. The Election Commission informed the Supreme Court that the issue was completely closed by the Supreme Court’s ruling in the Democratic Reforms and Election Commission’s Association. The Supreme Court has said that the issue raised in the petition has not been integrated, citing the Supreme Court’s decision. The court said that “accordingly, the current writ petition and application are dismissed.”
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