Politics
Election Commission mandates SSR process for EVMs in 17 states to boost transparency
The Election Commission has issued a strict order to introduce the SSR (Self-Testing and Reporting) process for electronic voting machines in 17 states ahead of upcoming elections, aiming to enhance transparency and rectify errors.
The Election Commission has issued a directive to implement a new SSR (Self-Testing and Reporting) process for electronic voting machines (EVMs) across 17 states.
The SSR process is intended to increase transparency and address any malfunction or discrepancy in EVMs during elections.
The order comes ahead of the upcoming nationwide elections, reflecting the commission's focus on strengthening the integrity of the electoral process.
The commission has emphasized strict compliance and will monitor the implementation in the identified states.
No further details on the specific states were disclosed.
The SSR process is intended to increase transparency and address any malfunction or discrepancy in EVMs during elections.
The order comes ahead of the upcoming nationwide elections, reflecting the commission's focus on strengthening the integrity of the electoral process.
The commission has emphasized strict compliance and will monitor the implementation in the identified states.
No further details on the specific states were disclosed.