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Islam Abad (94 news) Election Commission expressed fear of hacking of electronic voting machine.

According to the details, the Election Commission has expressed the fear of hacking and jamming of the electronic voting machine and has said that this is why some countries have banned it.
The Secretary Election Commission said that there is a risk of hacking and jamming of the electronic voting machine. In this regard, committees have been formed which are examining all these defects and risks. Some countries have banned EVMs, so consensus is necessary for the use of EVMs. Committee member Kamran Murtaza asked the Secretary Election Commission that if the machines cost so much, why did you not tell the government first? In response, the Secretary Election Commission said that if the government asked us, we would have told them.

A meeting of the Parliamentary Affairs Committee was held under the chairmanship of Senator Taj Haider, in which issues related to the Election Commission were discussed. The highest gender gap was revealed in the committee in Punjab. Election Commission officials briefed the Senate Committee that door-to-door registration was done in all four provinces. Committee member Farooq H. Naik said that the gender gap is highest in educated Punjab.
Balochistan members of the senate expressed concerns about vote registration and said that women's identity cards are not being made in Balochistan, NADRA officials should be called. Taj Haider said that we were repeatedly told not to call NADRA, every minute a question is being raised about NADRA, but the notification given to us said not to call NADRA, I will discuss this matter with the Senate chairman.