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Donor No.2 Megha bought electoral bonds even as it got key Govt, PSU contracts - Vimarsana News

Donor No.2 Megha bought electoral bonds even as it got key Govt, PSU contracts

Megha bought bonds for Rs 966 crore; in 9 instances, around time it won contracts

2024 Lok Sabha elections: 'Those Who Have More TRP Get Good Rate In Ads': Nitin Gadkari On BJP Poll Bonds - Vimarsana News

2024 Lok Sabha elections: 'Those Who Have More TRP Get Good Rate In Ads': Nitin Gadkari On BJP Poll Bonds

Avowing abiding confidence in Prime Minister Narendra Modi's goal of 370 seats, BJP leader Nitin Gadkari says the additional seats to its current strength of 288 will come from gains in southern India in the upcoming Lok Sabha elections.

Source: ndtv.com
Govt unlikely to contest Supreme Court verdict on poll bonds, door open for PIL - Vimarsana News

Govt unlikely to contest Supreme Court verdict on poll bonds, door open for PIL

Releasing names breach of Govt promise, bank laws: official

Electoral Bonds: Why are they banned & how will it affect BJP? - Vimarsana News

Electoral Bonds: Why are they banned & how will it affect BJP?

Poll bonds: Indias Supreme Court has banned the use of anonymous electoral bonds by political parties for fundraising. This decision affects funding across party lines but is seen as a setback for the ruling BJP, which benefited the most from the scheme.

Electoral Bonds: BJP took home lion's share of Rs 16,000 crore political funding - Vimarsana News

Electoral Bonds: BJP took home lion's share of Rs 16,000 crore political funding

Poll Bonds: The Supreme Court's landmark order banned electoral bonds, declaring them unconstitutional due to concerns about transparency and accountability. The ruling BJP received the majority of funds through these bonds, significantly increasing its income. Other parties also relied on electoral bonds for financial support.