After Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) pioneer and previous IT serve Rajeev Chandrasekhar guaranteed that Indian electronic democratic machines (EVMs) are “secure” and “secluded” while answering a proclamation on EVMs made by tech goliath Elon Musk, the last option on Sunday (June 16) rubbished Chandrasekhar’s case.
Elon Musk Said We Should Eliminate EVMs
Elon Musk said on X on Saturday, “We should eliminate electronic voting machines,” which sparked the virtual discussion. He was responding to a social media post about voting irregularities in Puerto Rico’s primary elections caused by EVMs made by Independent US presidential candidate Robert Kennedy Junior.
“The gamble of being hacked by people or computer-based intelligence, while little, is still excessively high,” the SpaceX, Tesla and X Corp proprietor added.
About Elon Musk – Rajeev Chandrashekhar Debate
In the mean time, in a detailed post on X, Chandrasekhar recommended that Musk was making “colossal broad assumption proclamation” adding that his “view might concern US and different spots – where they utilize standard register stages to construct Web associated casting a ballot machines”.
Musk stated in response to Chandrasekhar, “Anything can be hacked.” Strangely, that’s what the previous priest concurred “actually” Musk was right while repeating that the discussion connected with EVMs being secure and solid is “unique”
Rahul Gandhi Joins ‘Elon Musk’ EVM Debate
Senior Congress leader Rahul Gandhi on Sunday referred to the EVMs in India as a “black box” and cited a news report that has sparked controversy regarding the outcome of the Mumbai North West Lok Sabha seat in response to tech billionaire Elon Musk’s call to eliminate electronic voting machines.
“EVMs in India are a “black box,” and no one is permitted to examine them. “Transparency in our electoral process is causing serious concerns,” Rahul Gandhi wrote on X.
Aditya Thackeray Too Joined The Debate
Aditya Thackeray, the leader of Sena UBT, stated, “Surprisingly, or not, the Entirely Compromised-election commission has refused to share CCTV footage of the counting center.” I get keeping away from another Chandigarh moment is attempting.”