As trends of the municipal corporation elections started trickling in, the Aam Aadmi Party at the end of the day decisively faulted the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) for the party’s poor show.
Party pioneer Gopal Rai said this win wasn't an aftereffect of a 'Modi wave', yet an 'EVM wave'. Rai was addressing media outside the main pastor's home after a meeting with Arvind Kejriwal and appointee CM Manish Sisodia
Prior, Delhi government's media counselor Nagendra Sharma took to smaller scale blogging web page Twitter to voice his worries. "Clearing Delhi MCP surveys clearing Delhi's lanes for 10 years. At the point when machines are with you, human will is of no pertinence."
Senior party pioneer Ashutosh additionally reprimanded the machines for AAP's execution. "The calamity plainly indicates EVM misrepresentation," he said. "EVMs were controlled. Vote based system is in peril," Ashutosh said.
The party had before additionally said that it will win the MCD races if the EVMs work 'decently'. Kejriwal on Tuesday, be that as it may, undermined a "development" if EVMs prompted gathering's misfortune in the surveys.
On Sunday, when Delhi went to survey for the enterprises, Kejriwal had tweeted:
The Delhi CM retweeted remarks of party volunteers, some of whom faulted the low turnout for "questions" over the machines and refered to the case of the presidential decision in France on Sunday in which paper votes were utilized.
Kejriwal had before requested that the race be delayed till courses of action for VVPAT-prepared EVMs were made. VVPAT (voter-certain paper review trail) machines apportion a slip with the image of the party a man has voted in favor of. The slip drops in a container and the voter can't take it home. Voters can see their slips for seven seconds.
In a meeting with HT days in front of the surveys, Kejriwal had said he would proceed with his battle against EVMs regardless of the possibility that his party won the city surveys.