Information about major irregularities has come to light during the elections in Jodhpur, Rajasthan. After voting
in Jodhpur, the control unit of the reserve (EVM electronic voting machine) has gone missing. A complaint of
theft of the control unit has been lodged at uday Mandir police station. It is being told that this control unit is
missing since 26th November, the very next day of voting on 25th November.
Voting for the assembly elections has taken place in rajasthan on 25th November. Adequate security
arrangements have been made by the election commission of india regarding the elections. Keeping security in
mind, EVMs were deposited in the strong room immediately after voting. However, despite so much security, a
serious case of theft of EVM controller has come to light in Rajasthan. After the controller was stolen, the Sector
Officer has registered a case at Udaymandir police Station. The police has started investigating this sensitive
matter. However, till now the police has not been able to get any information about the controller.
police is scanning CCTV, still empty handed
Jodhpur police Commissionerate East's Udaymandir police station Officer prem Dan Ratnu had a special
conversation with ABP Live regarding the theft of EVM controller after the elections and told that Sector Officer
Pankaj has lodged a complaint regarding the theft of EVM controller. This complaint was lodged on 26
November. Its investigation is still going on. He said that the police is scanning all the CCTV footage for
investigation and the EVM controller will be recovered soon.
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