madhya pradesh assembly elections 2018: tales of night vigil outside evm strongroom - projector screen

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Keep: The leader sent young followers to focus on the stored EVMsIt is the darkest hour of the night, with several paramilitary soldiers and several political activists sitting around a fire, trying to hit the foot in the air, it seems to be a year at this time to take a fancy to the picturesque city of Bhopal.
In a scene reminiscent of Mario Puzo Porter's boiler, a group of young people lie lazily in an uncomfortable place --
Comfortable synthetic blankets laid on the balcony of a now shabby colony
Era soldier barracks a few steps away
As soldiers and young people continue to unite, optimistic dialogue revolves around urban politicsthe-
Watch the night in the old prison, a good sample of 19th-century architecture.
The prison that no longer exists now is located at the top of a small hill called "Pahadiya prison" in the local area and is a powerful-
Rooms with electronic voting machines (EVMs)
Used in the area during the State Council vote on November 28.
These young people are followers of political leaders who believe it is necessary to keep a close eye on the projector screen, which broadcasts images inside the prison.
They felt so strongly about keeping the vigil because someone allegedly tampered with earned value management information from different places.
Originally built on the outskirts of the city, the prison is now at the crossroads of the old town of Bhopal --
Hai sentences composed of lakes, domes and arches-
New Bhopal, the new Swiss capital with modern glass and chrome buildings.
Architecture and topography are not the only contrast between the old and new parts of the city, and the demographic differences between the two regions are also quite obvious.
While the old town is home to a large Muslim population that has lived here for generations, the residents of the New Town are vibrant crowds who have moved here in the past few decades.
It is understandable that the city's political leaders have long been trying to strike a balance between the two culturally diverse regions in order to tilt the size of the election in the direction that would benefit them.
The conversation tonight is no different because young people discuss the percentage of votes in the old and new quarters, trying to quantify the votes of most and few candidates.
Like the dew, as young people continue to work hard to decipher the judgment of December 11 and hope to continue to form and disappear, it may lead to the realization of their own political aspirations.
Looming in the background is a shabby and handsome old prison that seems a little surprised by all the concerns that have made the country's headlines.
The security of the post-80 s EVMs is controversial
Minutes off time to pass images from strong interior
Rooms in the old prison building in Bhopal.
The regional administration attributed the outage to a power outage.
Opposition leaders have urged party candidates to keep their vigil where EVMs are stored.