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Electoral Bonds Scheme Struck Down by Supreme Court; Asks ECI To Publish Contributions Received by Parties Through EBs

In a significant order the Supreme Court on Thursday while strucking down electoral bonds scheme as unconstitutional directed State Bank of India (SBI) the issuer bank to stop issuing EBs. The apex court also directed SBI to submit details of electoral bonds purchased since 12 April 2019 till date to Election Commission of India (ECI).
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Supreme Court Strikes Down Unconstitutional Electoral Bond Scheme

Supreme Court delivers landmark verdict, deems electoral bond scheme unconstitutional, impacting India's democracy. Unanimous decision calls for immediate halt to State Bank of India's issuance of bonds and demands transparency in political funding. Read more.
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Electoral bonds order: BJP says it's only aim was bring 'transparency', believes won't influence polls | Political Pulse News

โ€œPerfect has become the enemy of goodโ€, says the party, asks how reverting to old practice of cheques is better; adds even parties whose support is waning have got funds via electoral bonds
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Electoral bonds scheme: Majority of anonymous contribution has gone to ruling political parties, says SC

In its verdict striking down the electoral bonds scheme, the Supreme Court observed that the majority of contribution through bonds has gone to political parties which are ruling parties in the Centre and the states.It said that analysis of the ...
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