Hi,
In my constituency total 22 candidates are contesting. Here is also
the same thing. After 16, again 1, 2, 3 braille numbering is continued
against the sighted 17, 18, 19 on the EVMs machine. Really it is not
an accessible election.

On 4/19/19, Prashanth MN <prashanthmn1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear list,
> if anyone of you had more than 1 EVMS in your constituency, kindly
> tell whether braille signs in the 2nd  EVM were matching the sighted
> serial numbers?
> As it is noticed here in Mysore and Mandya
> where more than one EVMS were used,
> the Braille  numbers in the 2nd machine was once again started from
> one instead of from 17.
> In other words, The braille numbers in the 2nd machines are not in par
> with the sighted numbers.
> When my friends raised this issue with the R.O.s and A.R.O.s, they
> simply try to tought them basic mathematics like 16 plus 16 and so on.
> Dear list,
> I strongly feel that, it is clear violation of the principle of
> "informed Voating" as  the improper information is causing misled
> voating.
> Lets consider the sighted voters scenario:
> A sighted voter can ensure to whom he/she is voating through multiple
> ways as the EVMs contain sighted serial numbers, symbles and by the
> candidate's photos as well.
> But for a visually impaired voter, probably,
> the only way of knowing to whom he/she is voating is through braille signs.
> If the braille serial numbers are not matching the actual serial
> numbers of the candidates,
> how it can be called an accessible and informed voating?
> One of the official said and it is also observed that,
> there is a Braille lable for the aditional machine.
> If the Numbers of EVMs can be put in Braille, why cant the ECI go
> farward and put the candidates serial number in aditional EVMs in
> accordance with standard serial numbers?
>
>
>  With regards:
> Prashanth MN
> Panchayat Development Officer,
> Rural Development & Panchayat Raj Department
>
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