BJP described this explosive allegation as a ‘hacking horror show organised’ by the Congress
A self-proclaimed Cyber expert said in London on Monday Mukesh Ambani’s Reliance Jio helped the BJP to fix the Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs) utilized in the 2014 Lok Sabha decisions yet gave no evidence to his claims.
Syed Shuja, who wore a cover as he addressed Indian journalists through Skype, said he fled India in 2014 in light of the fact that he felt compromised after the executing of his colleagues.
How were the EVMs hacked?
Shuja, who said he is looking for political haven in the US, asserted the telecom monster Reliance Jio helped the BJP to get low-recurrence signs to hack the EVMs. He gave no evidence to back up his case.
Be that as it may, Jio was not in activity in 2014 and had propelled its administrations in September 2016.
Shuja, who made a shudder, likewise claimed that other than the BJP, the SP, BSP, AAP and Congress, as well, are engaged with the gear of the EVMs. There was no prompt response from any of these gatherings.
He was exhibited at the public interview held under the aegis of the Indian Journalists’ Association (Europe).
He said the BJP would have won the ongoing Rajasthan, Chhattisgarh and Madhya Pradesh Assembly decisions if his group hadn’t captured the supposed endeavors by the saffron gathering to hack the “transmissions” in these states.
Aditi Mehta 