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Haryana BJP candidate gets EC notice for EVM remark

Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate from Assandh in Haryana has been served a notice by the Election Commission over his purported remark that he had tampered the electronic voting machines (EVMs) and every vote would go to his party.

Haryana BJP candidate Bakshish Virk
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Published : Oct 20, 2019, 8:20 PM IST

Chandigarh (Haryana): The Election Commission has served a notice to Bakshish Virk, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate from Assandh in Haryana, over his purported remark that he had tampered the electronic voting machines (EVMs) and every vote would go to his party.

In a video, Bakshish Virk was heard saying that he and his supporters had tampered EVMs in a way that every vote would go to the BJP, irrespective of the button the voters pressed.

He said that they would also come to know who they cast their vote for. "We have sought a reply from the BJP candidate," District Election Officer Vinay Pratap Singh said.

Congress leader and former MP Deepender Hooda tweeted Virk's video.

Chandigarh (Haryana): The Election Commission has served a notice to Bakshish Virk, Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate from Assandh in Haryana, over his purported remark that he had tampered the electronic voting machines (EVMs) and every vote would go to his party.

In a video, Bakshish Virk was heard saying that he and his supporters had tampered EVMs in a way that every vote would go to the BJP, irrespective of the button the voters pressed.

He said that they would also come to know who they cast their vote for. "We have sought a reply from the BJP candidate," District Election Officer Vinay Pratap Singh said.

Congress leader and former MP Deepender Hooda tweeted Virk's video.

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Haryana BJP candidate gets EC notice for EVM remark



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Chandigarh, Oct 20 (IANS) The Election Commission has served a notice to the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) candidate from Assandh in Haryana over his purported remark that he had tampered the electronic voting machines (EVMs) and every vote would go to his party.



In a video, Bakshish Virk was heard saying he and his supporters had tampered EVMs in a way that every vote would go to the BJP, irrespective of the button the voters pressed.



He said they would also come to know who they cast their vote for. "We have sought a reply from the BJP candidate," District Election Officer Vinay Pratap Singh said.



Congress leader and former MP Deepender Hooda tweeted Virk's video.


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