Anurag Thakur accuses opposition of targeting EVMs and EC
In short
Anurag Thakur spoke in Himachal Pradesh during Navratri and accused opposition parties of changing their view of EVMs and the Election Commission. He said they accept these institutions when they win and attack them when they lose.
This matters because it adds to political tension after election defeats. The report does not include a response from the opposition or any official action.
What the reporting says
BJP leader Anurag Thakur, speaking to the media during Navratri celebrations in Himachal Pradesh, accused opposition parties of backing the Electronic Voting Machines and Election Commission of India when they won and questioning them after losses. The publisher-supplied summary gives no direct response from the opposition. The immediate consequence is political blame trading, but no policy change or official action is reported.
Why it matters
Anurag Thakur made the comments while speaking to the media on the sidelines of Navratri celebrations in Himachal Pradesh. He alleged that opposition parties support the Electronic Voting Machines and the Election Commission of India when they win and question them after losing. The report offers no reply from the opposition and no new institutional decision, so the impact appears political rather than operational.