Remote Electronic Voting Machines (RVM)
RVM is a modified version of the existing Electronic Voting Machine (EVM).
- The special remote polling booths would be set up in different states when elections are on in the home state of migrants.
- The multi-constituency remote EVM, developed by a public sector undertaking, can handle up to 72 constituencies from a single remote polling booth.
- Migrant voters would not need to travel to their home districts to exercise their franchise if the remote electronic voting machine is implemented properly.
- The remote e-voting machine will be a standalone devicewhich doesn’t need connectivity to operate.
- Constitutional Provisions: Article 326 of the constitution talks about constitutional right ....
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