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#993

No, it’s not just the internet/BT/any other sort of connectivity that makes an Electronic system vulnerable. As the names implies Electronic (electrical/digital Input, Process, Output) even an isolated machine with punching buttons can be progrmmed that certain button press has a glitch or programmed to manipulate. Here we talk of a system where even 1% error might be unacceptable and no physical trail. There is electronic system or machine that can be referred to as Perfect.

It’s not always the Hacker it’s Phisers and Manipulators who can manipulate the data with leaving no physical trace. The system that can deploy Survellience Cameras in Senate Election Booths can go to any length!!

#994

Asad sb
This machine is totally passive & a group of top IT professionals can be deputed to dig in for any shortcoming.
Sure if made by Pakistani, another Pakistani can doctor it but 20,000 and even more fake votes been registered in 1000s of constituencies and this machine after rigourous checks can at least improve voting to some level.

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#995

The point: Yes, the system to be debated, consensus developed, and prototypes implemented to see what potential it holds towards empowering electoral reforms.

Those resisting it’s deployment or it’s push in next elections refered to as Haram Khor and Cheaters is a No-brainer by any means…

When Shibli says it’s not Hackable anyone can know how joke of an attempt that is to sell it to PAK public!

#996

Elections are expensive, billions of rupees are spent on general elections. Right now whatever rigging is happening, it is happening internally by parties but imagine in a foreign government like hostile India is able to interfere with elections, cause disruptions or delays. Country can go in a bad state not to mention loss of taxpayer money in the process. Govt needs to show proof that foreign nations cannot interfere with elections using electronic voting.

#997

Hacking needs some sort of connectivity.
Put it in a very simple way…how can you hack a simple calculator sitting on a table?
Word " hacking" is wrongly quoted here in this thread
To do rigging, you need to break the passive controller and if you do , it will wash out and by-elections would happen in that polling station.
I am sure the genius Pakistanis are, a near to perfect mode & architecture can be devised in-house.
If Taliban can beat the whole world technology’s, why not the best ever Pak IT experts could do that?

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#998

Its not just the Hack its the Manipulation (underlying algos and source code) that can intentionally or unintentionally make a system to malfunction. Furthermore, Electronic data is preserved on storage that is prone to corruption. If you don’t backup, its a misery, if you do you need a connection and that can be disastrous.

As reiterated earlier, in such system even 1% chance can be catastrophic.

No one denies the role of tech, howver to push that in haste is a calling for the disaster …

#999

Sir G
Even if code problem exists, hard vote is still in the box.
If you are so concerned & up for night then why do not you watch the Clip till end & then prepare shortcomings?
Sleep well dear . …

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#1000

Hats off to the Islamic State of Pakistan.
Several Ambassadors met today Imran Khan but Imran & our great forces are making history.
No involvement of Pakistan in the Afghan fight…
Think of it what would have been happening with the Anti-state bhagora and his allied mafia.
Ab Parchee Yaad aa rahi hogi…
Kese Obama ke samne paint geeli ho rahi thee, even with parchi…

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#1001

Making History, Pro-state Patriots

– Selling Kashmir in broad daylight!
– Crying for Biden to Give a Call!
– Request to Participate in UN session on AFG declined!
– Calling and Complaining that Modi didn’t pick my call thrice!
– Calling the attack on Chinese Engineer (in Dasu) as an accident, than referring to a cylinder blast. Chinese rubished that and sent their team and today puppet lot accepting it was a suicide attack!

#1004

What’s latest about Rawalpindi ring road. Choro Yaar yeh Sab fazooliyat.

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#1005

delayed for 1month atleast. thy need to maje revised PC1 again.

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#1006

Dear Humayyun shb, somehow i am unable to find link of your video on phase 8 extension. I wanted to ask is it advisable to buy 10 marla there? Which precinct is better? Or all are same as Bahria has a history of relocating the plots.

#1007

Here you can get theanswers Nabeel bhai

#1008
#1009

Great videos and excellent analysis. Got most of my answers. Just one remained: should someone buy in any
Precinct as Bahria has a history of relocating the plots? Is it possible that during possession bahria relocate the plot and one lose 7 to 8 lakh.
Or someone should stick to the areas you mentioned near possession or under development?

#1010

brother try to buy developed plot. there will be no relocation.

secondly relocatin can be inthe same precinct only on requirement. but not mandatory.

#1011

shall upload another updated video tomorrow. so just wait.

#1012

Ring road seems to be in trouble again
Its not gonna start this fiscal year

#1013

New Committee to Find Out Corruption of Old Committee in Land Acquisition …

Wrote it 2 Years ago, writing it now … In say Na Ho Payee Ga Bhaiyoo!!

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On the subject of EVMs, on same thread

Top Judges getting 2 plots in same ballot (random computerised), prime location and 3 of them have neighbouring plots!! If these ballotting process can be rigged for a few plot imagine the mess that can be created when its about ruling the whole country via EVMs!!

#1014

On the other hand, the provincial government approved the summary of the Rawalpindi Development Authority (RDA) to work on a new project to construct the Ring Road measuring 38-kilometre long from Rawat to Thalian on government funding instead of Public-Private Partnership basis.

Earlier, the RDA sent the PC-I of the Ring Road to the Planning and Development Board but it rejected it, asking the civic body to remove the project from the list of public-private partnership mode.

Upon this, the Public Private Partnership Authority led by Chief Minister Usman Buzdar gave approval to change the mode of construction from public-private partnership to government funding and sought a revised PC-I from Rawat to Thalian.

“The RDA is working on the bypass from Grand Trunk Road (Rawat) to Motorway near Thalian and it will be submitted to the Punjab Development Working Party (PDWP) for consideration in the next meeting,” said a senior RDA official while talking to Dawn.

He said the Punjab government released Rs50 million for the feasibility study two weeks ago, adding that now, it would be a bypass instead of Ring Road and the new land acquisition would be made after approval of the provincial government.

Published in Dawn, August 29th, 2021

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