Big Decision of Election Commission: Now the record of election video will be kept for only 45 days, why this step was taken?

News India Live, Digital Desk: Big Decision of Election Commission: It is now common to recording video at booths to maintain transparency during elections, and to catch any disturbances. But for how long these videos should be kept safe, now the election has taken a big and important decision. Now the Election Commission has made a rule that all video recordings related to election and camera footage only 45 days Will be saved only. Earlier this period was uncertain or long.

Why was this decision taken?

This decision has not been taken like this, but there are some special reasons behind it. The Election Commission was often receiving complaints of ‘misuse’ of these video recording. That is, some people or sides could use these footage with some other wrong purpose. The Election Commission believes that keeping such a large amount of video data for a long time also causes privacy concerns, and it is also difficult to manage it.

With this step, the Election Commission feels that the possible misuse of video footage will be prevented and the burden of managing huge data will also be reduced unnecessarily. This decision has been taken keeping in mind that after the elections, 45 days time will be sufficient to settle any legal challenge or dispute. If there is an objection or complaint within 45 days, the footage can be investigated. Next, the footage will be allowed to be removed.

This new rule of the Election Commission is an attempt to create a balance between data management and privacy, so that transparency of the electoral process remains and unnecessarily no information can be misused.

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