Reacting to the complaints made by the Congress and the AAP over the functioning of electronic voting machines (EVMs), BJP's national general secretary Bhupendra Yadav rejected the charge of tampering and said the machines are kept in the custody of district magistrates.
"We lost in a state like Punjab which was ruled by the BJP-Akali Dal alliance, while the Samajwadi Party lost in Uttar Pradesh. In both cases, EVMs were with the district magistrate. We have full faith in the Election Commission," Yadav told reporters at the party headquarters.
BSP supremo Mayawati had earlier raised questions over the infallibility of EVMs after her party's poor show in Uttar Pradesh assembly polls.
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