Diksha Lalita Devanand Karhade
News editor
Chandrapur :-
The fact that the elections conducted by EVM machines are not reliable and fear-free has come up again and again. EVM machines are a conspiracy and a threat and are making the rights and rights of the citizens of the Bahujan society ineffective.
Due to this, the citizens of India have raised a revolt against the EVM machine and there are protests against the EVM machine all over the country.
Ideally, all types of elections should be conducted through ballot papers, the main demand has come forward through the agitation. In line with this, the advocates of Chandrapur district took a march to the Collectorate on Monday against the EVM machine.
A march was held by advocates in Chandrapur on Monday, February 5, with the demand that the precious vote given to voters by the constitution should be used properly, EVM machines should be shut down, all election processes should be done with ballot paper, so that Lok Sabha and Vidhan Sabha elections can be conducted in a fair and transparent manner.
This march was taken from the entrance of the court to the Collector’s office. After this, a memorandum was sent to the President and the Central Election Commissioner through the Collector.
And. Datta Hazare, And. Bhimrao Ramteke, Ed. Punamchand Wakade, Ed. Z K Khan, Ed. P.M. Awari, Ed. Sharad Atvkar, Ed. Jayant Salve, Ed. Vaishali Tonge,Ed.Farhan Baig,Ed.Shankarao Sagare,Ed. A large number of lawyers from the city along with Prashant Sonule participated in the silent march.
