- First-Level Check completed in four days by 50 officials, political party reps
- Four machines found faulty; sent back to Hyderabad factory for replacement
Mysore/Mysuru: Four out of 9,280 brand-new Electronic Voting Machines (Ballot Units) were found faulty and have been sent back to the Electronics Corporation of India Limited (ECIL), Hyderabad, from where all the machines along with its 9,280 Control Units were brought to Mysuru for the forthcoming elections.






