THE NEED OF REMOTE VOTING MACHINE IN INDIAN VOTING SYSTEM
Journal: SRJ'S FOR HUMANITY SCIENCES & ENGLISH LANGUAGE (Vol.11, No. 56)Publication Date: 2023-04-01
Authors : Sushil Barman;
Page : 13959-13965
Keywords : Polling stations; Transaction; E-voting; Election etc.;
Abstract
A day will come when the general public will not have to go to their polling stations to cast their votes. With the help of such a mobile phone, we can buy and sell goods and make money transactions. If we can cast our vote with the help of mobile phones then 100 percent people of India will be able to cast their own democratic rights. As an example it can be said that Estonia is a country in Europe where the general public can cast their vote through the internet. Alternatively, this voting system is in place in Switzerland and France through a pilot project. Some states in the United States and the Australian state of New South Wales allow members of the armed forces and the disabled to exercise their democratic rights through e-voting. So in terms of time the Election Commissioner of India has to go through the e-voting system if not today or tomorrow. Because the number of voting can be increased through this system. There is no more mentality of leaving your work and standing in long queues for hours at the polling station to cast your vote. So the best way to do this is e-voting system.
Keywords- Polling stations, Transaction, E-voting, Election etc.
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