Chandy Oommen Raises Concerns Over EVM Storage Ahead of Election Results

Congress leader Chandy Oommen has expressed concerns about Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) from two constituencies being stored in a single hall amid intense summer heat in Kerala. He anticipates the UDF will claim victory in the elections, with comments on results expected after May 4.

Chandy Oommen, a prominent Congress leader, has voiced apprehensions about the storage of Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) from two Assembly constituencies in a single hall, raising questions about their safety amid Kerala's intense summer heat.

Oommen disclosed that his election agent has already submitted a formal complaint to the Election Commission, highlighting the availability of another unused hall that could securely store the EVMs separately.

Despite concerns, Oommen expressed confidence in the UDF's victory and refrained from commenting on leadership discussions. He plans to elaborate on the EVM situation post-May 4 election results.