Present method of counting VVPAT slips most suitable: EC to Supreme Court

Present method of counting VVPAT slips most suitable: EC to Supreme Court

The Election Commission Friday told the Supreme Court that the present method of counting the VVPAT slips is the most suitable.
Elections: The Election Commission Friday told the Supreme Court that the present technique for checking the VVPAT slips is the most appropriate.
The survey board advocated the current arrangement of irregular checking of the VVPAT slips from one surveying stall for each get together section.
The Election Commission, which was asked on March 25 by the peak court to give its view on expanding the quantity of irregular example overviews from one corner for every get together fragment, said in future decisions, it might consider any proposals which result in further improving the holding of surveys in free and reasonable way.
“It is presented that with the approaching decisions issues brought up in the moment petitions are matters that have just been considered, contemplated and dictated by the Election Commission of India and have since finished in embracing the course of direct of the up and coming race in the present way,” the EC said in its affirmation.
It said the writ request recorded by 21 restriction pioneers, driven by Andhra Pradesh Chief Minister N Chandrababu Naidu, does not raise any ground or base for changing the current framework at this point.
The survey board said the present framework which is being received for the inescapable decisions be permitted to be proceeded as “it has been observed to be generally appropriate”.

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