Caught red-handed while changing EVMs in Nandigram

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Caught red-handed while changing EVMs in Nandigram

 Sanchita chatterjee: North Amagachia area Booth number 197/198 Total approx voter 1800+ Time 4:30 pm to 5:00 pm Maruti van number WB 30 AE 4817 filled EVMs and entered this village without any police. 

How did the EVMs from another place fill this booth without police protection?

There was no EVM requirement in booth 197 / 198 but how did these EVMs come to this booth?



 Where did the EVMs come from without police protection 1 hour before the end of the voting process?

 After the two election officials who were in that vehicle were caught in the vehicle, did they flee when questioned?

 After the villagers surrounded the vehicle, the police finally arrived. Then the question remains why was the vehicle filled with EVMs moving around the Muslim neighborhood without police?

 Is this decision to change EVMs due to the reduction in the number of Padma Shibirs in Nandigram area?

 Why is the EVM car written on the car with the lotus flower symbol on the paper?


Finally, the villagers did not let their wish to change the EVMs be fulfilled. In the presence of the villagers, a large number of central forces and West Bengal police were placed in front of them, videographed, and a large number of police forces were deployed to check the documents and the car with the EVMs was sent to the strong room through a cordon. 

Especially on the day of counting on the 4th, the EVMs in this car should be carefully checked by matching the numbers.







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