Elon Musk lauds India's one-day vote count, yet his previous skepticism of EVMs raises questions about his stance

In the broader context, Donald Trump has made a historic comeback by winning the 2024 US presidential election, defeating Kamala Harris. Following this victory, Musk has been nominated to lead the new "Department of Government Efficiency" under the Trump administration.

BJP leader and former minister Rajeev Chandrasekhar responded to Musk’s post, emphasising India’s modern democratic infrastructure.

Elon Musk recently drew a comparison between India's and the United States' voting systems, highlighting the efficiency of India's election process. India successfully counted 640 million votes in a single day using Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs),

Tesla CEO Elon Musk, on Saturday, praised India’s electoral system for its remarkable ability to deliver results in a single day. Musk’s comments came as a response to an X post that shared a news article with the headline,

X owner Elon Musk is known for his savageness when it comes to trolling people and it seems like the tech titan is not going to spare anyone. It has been 19 days since the polling and California is yet to officially announce its US Presidential election results.

Elon Musk has praised India's electoral process, comparing it favorably to the United States'. He highlighted India's efficiency in counting 640 million votes in a single day, contrasting it with California's ongoing vote counting delays.

Elon Musk praised India’s election process on Saturday while bashing the slow vote counting in many American states. Highlighting India's ability to count nearly 640 million votes during the Lok Sabha Elections,

Tesla CEO Elon Musk recently praised India's electoral system for its efficiency in delivering election results in quick time. He highlighted the impressive feat of India counting 640 million votes in just one day while taking a dig at the polling procedures in in the US,

Tesla and SpaceX CEO Elon Musk praised India's election process, particularly the speed with which ballots were counted.

Musk’s criticism follows widespread frustrations over delays in the U.S. electoral process, particularly in states like California, which boasts over 22 million registered voters—the largest in the country.