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Supreme Court Against Return to Paper Ballots? Key Insights from VVPAT Petition Hearing| Oneindia

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Supreme Court Against Return to Paper Ballots? Key Insights from VVPAT Petition Hearing| Oneindia

Supreme Court Against Return to Paper Ballots? Key Insights from VVPAT Petition Hearing| Oneindia

The Supreme Court entertained petitions, including one from the Association for Democratic Reforms, advocating for cross-verification of votes with VVPAT.

Amid deliberations, Justice Sanjiv Khanna expressed reservations about reverting to paper ballots, citing historical challenges.

The debate underscores efforts to enhance electoral transparency and address concerns about voter verifiability.

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