The Congress on Friday submitted more complaints to the Election Commission alleging discrepancies in the electronic voting machines during counting of votes for the Haryana Assembly elections. The Congress candidates from 20 assembly constituencies,

The Congress party has submitted complaints to the Election Commission, alleging irregularities in electronic voting machines (EVMs) during the Haryana assembly elections. The party claims discrepancies in battery percentages of EVMs potentially influenced the poll outcomes,

India's main opposition Congress party has complained to the election panel about concerns regarding the counting of votes in state elections in Haryana won by Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP),

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The Congress party has filed multiple complaints with the Election Commission regarding alleged irregularities with electronic voting machines in the Haryana Assembly elections. Congress has claimed discrepancies in 20 constituencies and demanded an investigation.

During counting Tuesday, Ramesh had said that in some EVMs where the BJP won had a battery percentage of 99%, while those with 60-70% battery had Congress winning.

The 20 assembly constituencies of Haryana on which Congress has alleged that irregularities took place are Narnaul, Karnal, Dabwali, Rewari, Hodal, Kalka, Panipat City, Indri, Badkhal, Faridabad NIT,

The Congress has submitted additional complaints to the Election Commission alleging discrepancies in electronic voting machines during the Haryana Assembly elections. The party candidates claimed irregularities with EVM batteries during the vote count,

The Congress on Friday submitted more complaints to the Election Commission alleging discrepancies in the electronic voting machines during counting of votes for the Haryana Assembly elections.

Soon after the meeting, Kharge’s office issued an unusual communique asking the media to “stick” to the formal briefing and “desist from any conjecture that deviates from the official brief”.

After its Haryana election loss, Congress shifts focus from blaming EVMs to addressing internal factional feuds and weaknesses. Congress chief Kharge held a review meeting, deciding to investigate EVM discrepancies with a technical team.