The heart of any democracy lies in the trust its citizens place in the electoral process. In India, Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) have long been promoted as a symbol of modern, efficient elections. However, over the years, numerous political parties, activists, and citizens have raised serious concerns about the reliability and transparency of these machines.

From allegations of manipulation to questions about technical vulnerabilities, the EVM has often found itself at the center of controversy. Recent slogans like #1_जुलाई_भारत_बंद, #Ban_EVM_Save_Democracy and calls for #1stJulyBharatBandh have once again ignited public debate on whether India's elections are truly fair.

Critics argue that ballot papers provide a physical trail, allowing for clearer audits and boosting public confidence. Supporters of EVMs, however, maintain they are faster, safer, and reduce fraud like booth capturing or ballot stuffing. But the core issue remains: Do people trust the system anymore?

As voices grow louder demanding the return to ballot paper voting, it's crucial to ask—is the demand just political rhetoric, or is it a genuine concern for democracy's future?

Now it's your turn to weigh in.

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