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Ten regional parties, including the DMK, BJD, YSR Congress, JDU and the AAP, have declared receiving Rs 852.88 crore donations through electoral bonds in 2021-22, according to an NGO
Karnataka will for polls on May 10. Votes, as per the Election Commission schedule, will be counted on May 13
The electoral bond scheme was implemented by the Centre in 2018 as a source of political funding
More than 66 per cent of the total income of seven national parties in 2021-22 came from "unknown sources" like electoral bonds, which accounted for a whopping 83 per cent, according to the ADR
He further slammed the corporates for donating money through electoral bonds to the government
An individual can buy bonds, either singly or jointly with other individuals. No limit exists on the number of electoral bonds that a person or corporate entity can purchase
Over 96 per cent of income of the Trinamool Congress in 2021-22 came from electoral bonds, according to the party's annual audit report
The Government on Saturday authorised sale and encashment of electoral bonds through 29 branches of State Bank of India (SBI) across the country between December 5 and December 12, 2022
About 93.5 per cent of total bonds sold were in the denomination of Rs 1 crore, according to an RTI
SBI is the only authorised bank to issue electoral bonds
Sale of the first batch of electoral bonds happened from March 1-10, 2018
Ashok Gehlot claimed that the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) is getting 95 per cent of the total donations made through electoral bonds as donors are not providing funds to other parties out of fear.
Rajasthan Chief Minister Ashok Gehlot on Monday called electoral bonds the "biggest scam" in the history of independent India
The Centre on Friday told the Supreme Court that the electoral bonds scheme is an absolutely transparent mode of political funding
The Supreme Court is scheduled to hear on Friday a batch of pleas challenging laws permitting funding of political parties through the electoral bond scheme
Ahead of assembly elections in Gujarat and Himachal Pradesh, the government on Thursday approved issuance of 22nd tranche of electoral bonds that will open for sale on October 1
The government on Wednesday approved issuance of the 21st tranche of electoral bonds that will open for sale from July 1.
Commodore Lokesh Batra (retd) had filed an RTI with the ISP to provide details of total cost of printing the electoral bonds introduced by the government to ensure transparency in political donations