Dasoju levels serious charges against CEO

Dasoju levels serious charges against CEO
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Congress leaders Dr Dasoju Sravan Kumar and SA Sampath Kumar on Thursday said that they still have doubts over the functioning of EVM machines by ruling party leaders in the just concluded elections

Hyderabad : Congress leaders Dr Dasoju Sravan Kumar and SA Sampath Kumar on Thursday said that they still have doubts over the functioning of EVM machines by ruling party leaders in the just concluded elections.

The leaders wanted to know if the CEO or the Election Commission had powers to delete the names of 22 lakh voters from the voters' list. Sravan Kumar also alleged that a huge number of irregularities took place during the election campaign

Addressing media persons in the city, the two leaders said that there was a huge difference in polled votes and the votes that were counted. They also said that they would fight on the issue of deletion of the names of 22 lakh voters in the days to come. The leaders wanted to know if the CEO or the Election Commission had powers to delete the names of 22 lakh voters from the voters' list.

Shravan Kumar also alleged that a huge number of irregularities took place during the election campaign. Making serious allegations against the CEO Rajit Kumar, he said that people who commit such mistakes would be publicly executed in Gulf countries.

He said the EC had acted as a servant of the ruling party. He said that if a lie detector test was conducted on Rajit Kumar, the facts would come out. He alleged that the election commission did not take any kind of action on their complaints over the issue. He said that their request to count VVPAT slips to the officials of the election commission on December 9 and 11 did not have any impact on the officials.

Sravan alleged that candidates who were chased away by the people in villages, have got huge number of votes. He wondered how such a thing could happen. Addanki Dayakar (Thungathurthy), D Pavan Kumar (Devarakadra) were also present.

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