Vision
To build a democratic India where every citizen has complete confidence that every vote cast is accurately recorded, securely counted, and transparently verified through a voting system trusted by all.
An informational presentation of the movement's stated position on electoral transparency, public verifiability, democratic participation, and ballot paper voting.
This website presents the movement's own stated views and organizational information for public reference.
India's democracy is founded on the principles of free, fair, transparent and credible elections. The right to vote is one of the most important democratic rights of every citizen, and confidence in the electoral process is essential for preserving the legitimacy of elected governments.
A section of citizens, political parties, constitutional experts and civil society organizations has raised concerns about transparency, verifiability and public confidence in Electronic Voting Machines. The movement states that elections should not only be fair, but should also be seen to be fair by every voter.
It therefore advocates, through peaceful and constitutional means, for a review of India's voting system and for the restoration of manual ballot paper voting.
Clear principles for public trust, transparency and democratic participation.
To build a democratic India where every citizen has complete confidence that every vote cast is accurately recorded, securely counted, and transparently verified through a voting system trusted by all.
The movement's stated objectives, shown in a concise reference format.
Advocate for replacing EVM-based voting with manual ballot paper voting.
Promote informed public discussion on electoral reforms.
Encourage citizen participation in democratic processes.
Conduct voter awareness programmes throughout India.
Submit memoranda to constitutional authorities.
Encourage public debate through seminars, conferences and discussions.
Support lawful public interest litigation and constitutional remedies.
Encourage peaceful democratic participation in electoral reforms.
Build a nationwide non-partisan citizens' network.
Promote transparency, accountability and electoral integrity.
Standards the movement says should guide its public conduct.
Public, research, educational and constitutional engagement areas listed by the movement.
Public meetings, town halls, voter awareness, Constitution literacy, pamphlets, village meetings, college seminars and university debates.
Study electoral systems, publish reports, collect citizen feedback, conduct surveys and prepare policy recommendations.
Social media, podcasts, YouTube discussions, digital awareness material, documentaries and infographics.
Signature campaigns, public representations, conventions, and lawful peaceful public gatherings where required permissions are obtained.
Representations to constitutional authorities, elected representatives, legislatures and meetings with constitutional experts.
Campus discussions, debate and essay competitions, mock Parliament sessions and democracy clubs.
Women voter awareness campaigns, leadership workshops and community meetings.
National website, registration tools, research repository, mobile applications and public information portals.
A credible public-information website should clearly distinguish the movement's own statements from official election rules, court decisions, technical studies and independent research.
For every factual or technical claim, provide a source, publication date, author or institution, and a clear label explaining whether it is an official document, research paper, court record, media report or the movement's own position.
Event posters and historical announcements can be preserved in a dedicated archive with date, venue, agenda and supporting materials.
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Every member is expected to follow the Constitution of India, maintain peaceful conduct, respect differing opinions, avoid hate speech and violence, cooperate with lawful authorities, and promote factual and respectful public dialogue.
“I voluntarily join the People's Movement for Electoral Transparency and Ballot Paper Democracy. I pledge to uphold the Constitution of India, work peacefully for democratic electoral reforms, promote voter awareness, respect the rule of law, and strive to strengthen public confidence in India's democratic institutions.
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