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Every citizen or name of India is allowed to exercise their right to express their choices regarding specific issues, pieces of legislation, citizen enterprise, indigenous emendations, recalls and/ or to choose their government and political representative's through casting their votes. To allow the exercise of this right, nearly all advancing systems include the following way name identification and authentication, voting and recording of votes cast, vote counting, publication of election results. Voter identification is needed during electoral process. Security is a heart of-voting process. thus the necessity of designing a secure-voting process is veritably important. A secured electronic voting machine using unique identification number i.e. AADHAR number has been developed. numerous conditions need to be checked to insure these factors. Checking if all these conditions manually are a veritably complicated and exhausting task with numerous chances of mortal error. To avoid this, we then propose a point grounded voting system design. therefore, our system provides for a completely automated voting system with RFID label (Aadhar label) and cutlet print grounded authentication. We use a RFID label and point module connived with microcontroller and an TV screen in this system. The RFID anthology is used to reviews the citizen's RFID label (Aadhar card) and TV display displays the Aadhar number and also point module is used to smell fingerprints and give to microcontroller for farther processing. The system has list of eligible choosers in database, the voting system tallies the honoured cutlet print against the bones stored in database. If match is set up that person is allowed to bounce. Once a vote is casted by that person his id is rolled out for that voting process. This avoids double vote casting. The cutlet print detector is used to authenticate people's profile's and checks the status of the people. If it matches it'll allow to bounce. We can bounce the appointees with the help of advancing keypad. All the voting machines are connected in a network, through which data transfer takes place to the main host. The result is immediate and counting is done eventually at the main host itself. The overall cost for conducting choices gets reduced and so does the conservation cost of the systems.