Talking Politics with Nistula Hebbar | Impact of remote voting machines on Indian politics

Impact of remote voting machines on Indian politics
Talking Politics with Nistula Hebbar 

In this episode of Talking Politics, Nistula Hebbar breaks down the working of the RVM and analyses its impact on Indian politics

Updated - January 09, 2023 05:35 pm IST

The Election Commission of India has developed a prototype for a Multi-Constituency Remote Electronic Voting Machine which would enable remote voting by migrant voters.

The ECI has invited all recognized 8 national and 57 State political parties on January 16 to demonstrate the functioning of the multi-constituency prototype Remote EVM.

In this episode of Talking Politics, Nistula Hebbar breaks down the working of the RVM and analyses its impact on Indian politics.

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