neerajchauhan
Neeraj K Chauhan
India is moving towards to the Internet as general elections approach, but it is not political parties or the main candidates in the world's biggest democracy that are embracing the likes of Facebook, MySpace, Twitter to swell coffers and boost support. While the ruling Congress and main opposition Bharatiya Janata Party stick to largely traditional campaigning for now, tech-savvy groups are targeting the growing and potentially influential middle classes on the worldwide web.
As per me this will be the worst idea our government will be ever taking. What if one man has many e-mail ids ? How will be check the authenticity of the voter ? In practical voting, the voter gets a mark on his finger which prohibits him from voting again on the same day. But this kind of voting will make him give many votes resulting in an incorrect estimation of votes.
what are your views......
As per me this will be the worst idea our government will be ever taking. What if one man has many e-mail ids ? How will be check the authenticity of the voter ? In practical voting, the voter gets a mark on his finger which prohibits him from voting again on the same day. But this kind of voting will make him give many votes resulting in an incorrect estimation of votes.
what are your views......