A Karnataka government study found most citizens believe elections are fair and EVMs deliver accurate results, countering Rahul Gandhi’s ‘vote chori’ allegations. The survey, covering over 5,000 respondents, revealed strong public trust in the electoral process, with high agreement on free and fair elections and EVM reliability across all divisions, despite concerns about money’s influence.
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