With about three months left until parliamentary elections begin in the world's largest democracy, Indian opposition parties are training their fire at electronic voting machines.
This issue returned to the spotlight last month after a press conference in London, during which Mr Syed Shuja, a United States-based cyber security researcher, said electronic voting machines used in the 2014 Indian elections were hacked.
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