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.
Preamble
Public confidence is central to democratic legitimacy
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.
Direction
Vision & Mission
Clear principles for public trust, transparency and democratic participation.
Mission
- Restoration of manual ballot paper voting.
- Greater transparency in the electoral process.
- Stronger independence and accountability of electoral institutions.
- Electoral reforms intended to enhance public trust.
- Public awareness regarding democratic rights and electoral integrity.
Organization
From national coordination to local participation
NationalNational CouncilPresident · Working President · Vice Presidents · General Secretary · Treasurer · Executive Committee
StateState UnitsState President · State Secretary · District Coordinators
DistrictDistrict CommitteesPresident · Secretary · Media · Youth · Women · Legal Coordinators
ConstituencyAssembly & Parliamentary CoordinationConstituency leadership · Booth coordinators · Volunteer teams
Membership framework
Categories listed by the movement
Founder MemberLife MemberActive MemberStudent MemberYouth MemberWomen's WingSenior Citizens ForumLegal Advisory GroupElection Research WingVolunteers
Research & public information
Separate organizational positions from source material
A credible public-information website should clearly distinguish the movement's own statements from official election rules, court decisions, technical studies and independent research.
Recommended publication standard
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.