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Senior Congress leader Digvijay Singh told reporters that the Opposition camp was apprehensive about Remote EVMs, and those concerns would be shared with the poll body.
The Election Commission has also invited all recognised eight national and 57 regional political parties to demonstrate the functioning of the multi-constituency prototype Remote EVM.
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The ECI meeting is to demonstrate the functioning of the multi-constituency prototype Remote Voting Machine and has nothing to do with J&K.
The Election Commission has called the chairpersons, presidents, and general secretaries of all the national parties for a meeting to be held on January 16.
The Congress has opposed the concept since the smaller parties will not be able to depute the polling agents to check corruption in such voting.