Optical mark recognition is a system that reads answers marked by candidates by detecting filled bubbles or marks on an answer sheet. He argued that the scanned OMR sheet contained ink marks extending beyond the answer bubbles, which was inconsistent with the manner in which he ordinarily filled answer sheets. He further submitted that after noticing the discrepancies, he emailed the authorities requesting that the original OMR sheet be made available for verification. However, despite these requests, the original answer sheet was not supplied. However, the court observed that the allegations rested solely on the petitioner’s comparison of the question booklet with the scanned OMR sheet and a self-prepared comparison chart.