EVMs Not Connected To Internet Or Wi-Fi, Says CEC Gyanesh Kumar In Lucknow
Lucknow, Aug 24: Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar on Monday said Indian electronic voting machines (EVMs) are manufactured by public sector companies and do not have internet, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi connectivity. CEC addresses EVM concerns During his two-day visit to Lucknow, Kumar interacted with students at the historic Colvin Taluqdars' College and discussed India's democratic system,…
Lucknow, August 24 - The Chief Election Commissioner, Gyanesh Kumar, has stated that India's electronic voting machines (EVMs) are not connected to the internet or Wi-Fi technology. During a visit to Lucknow, Kumar interacted with students at the historic Colvin Taluqdars College, discussing the electoral process and the importance of young voters.
The CEC clarified that EVMs, manufactured by public sector companies, do not have internet connectivity, Bluetooth, or Wi-Fi capabilities. He advised students to verify the sources and authenticity of information, especially in today's social media environment. Kumar emphasized the significance of electoral participation, recalling his own student days and the role of educators in shaping his path.
He highlighted the massive scale of India's electoral exercise, with around 100 crore voters, and encouraged young people to become voters and motivate others to participate in the democratic process.
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