On the day following the recent election results, Sharad Pawar held a pivotal meeting with candidates from the Mahavikas Aghadi who were unsuccessful in their bids. The gathering focused on addressing the concerns raised by the candidates regarding discrepancies in voting and counting processes. Sharad Pawar emphasized the need to collect evidence of these alleged irregularities by the deadline of the 28th, related to the verification of VVPAT (Voter Verified Paper Audit Trail) machines. His instructions included forming a legal team to tackle the issues at both state and central levels. The defeated candidates were urged to gather data on voting percentages and discrepancies between results during voting and counting. This meeting marks a significant moment for the Mahavikas Aghadi, demonstrating their readiness to contest the election outcomes and their aggressive stance against potential manipulation via Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs). Additionally, Pawar hinted at movements and protests against perceived injustices, reinforcing a call for unity among party members. His previous comments indicated a distrust of the electoral process, likening it to tactics employed by authoritarian regimes far beyond India, such as in Russia. As the situation develops, many will be watching closely how this legal battle unfolds and what further actions the Mahavikas Aghadi will take in defense of their candidates and electoral integrity.
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