Increase security at counting centre: AAP to EC

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New Delhi: The Aam Aadmi Party on Monday asked the Election Commission to provide additional security at a counting centre in South Delhi, alleging that political opponents are planning to manipulate EVMs ahead of the announcement of poll results on May 23.
The letter by AAP’s South Delhi candidate and spokesperson Raghav Chadha said that “he has strong reasons to believe that the political adversaries will attempt to open the strong rooms and manipulate or replace the machines as a handful of such incidents have been seen in the past”.
“Alarming as it may be, this would not be the first time that an attack on the electoral system may take place,” he said in the letter to CEC Sunil Arora.
Chadha also sought the appointment of another independent observer by the EC.
He also sought strict enforcement of entry permissions.
“All unnecessary movement in and around premises should be strictly forbidden,” he said in the letter. (PTI)

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