PM Khan mentioned the recent Senate elections that were held on 3 March in this regard and seemed to be irked by them. and claimed that money was freely used to buy and sell votes during Senate polls.
Prime Minister (PM) Imran Khan intends to establish an electronic voting system similar to that used in America to ensure electoral transparency in Pakistan.
Besides improving the confidence of the voters within the country, the premier remarked that the new system will also offer voting rights to overseas Pakistanis with textbook electoral reforms. He stated that the Electronic Voting Machine (EVM) system will enable millions of Pakistanis abroad to vote in the elections, and modern technology will make the election process transparent.
Keeping in view the “unbreakable nature” of the machines, he declared:
Pakistan will also put in place the same system to ensure fair and transparent polls in the country. The government will introduce electoral reforms and the Electronic Voting Machines to ensure fair and transparent elections in the country.
“The EVM will counter the voter fraud claims made after losing the polls,” he added.
A transparent voting system debunked the former US President Donald Trump’s allegations of electoral malpractice,” the premier told the press on Tuesday.
