AAP launches EVM challenge, invites EC all interested parties

ASHISH KEDIA

EVM challenge got a new turn today when Aam Aadmi Party announced its own parallel EVM challenge.

AAP MLA Saurabh Bhardwaj announced the challenge today in a presser held at AAP headquarters in New Delhi.

Aam Aadmi alleges that it is not at all possible to hack any machine under the terms and conditions set by Election Commission.

AAP says that it will offer it’s tamperable machine to anyone interested and will see that if they can hack this machine while pertaining to terms and conditions as set by Election Commission.

Saurabh Bhardwaj who has previously hacked a decoy of EVM machine in assembly said,”Inside Delhi Assembly we have already shown that EVM can be tampered. Now we are offering the same machine to all interested participants and would challenge them to hack it adhering to terms and conditions as set by Election Commission for its EVM challenge being organized today”.

He further said, “Micro-controller and micro-chips that are used in our EVM’s are made in countries that don’t use it themselves”.

Even election commission will be sent an invite for the same.

Through its challenge Aam Aadmi party wants to prove that under current rules set by EC, it is not possible for anyone including the commission itself to hack or tamper any machine.

He also reiterated it’s claim that around a dozen ways are available to hack EVM.