NEW DELHI
The Election Commission of India (ECI) has distributed new insights about electoral bonds, revealing party-wise information on redeemed amounts and related financial balance points of interest.
The revealed data relates to exchanges before April 12, 2019; subtleties for exchanges after this date were uncovered by the EC as of late.
Highlights from the latest data:
• BJP traded out electoral bonds adding up to Rs 6,986.5 crore, with the most noteworthy amount of Rs 2,555 crore got in 2019-20.
• Trinamool Congress got Rs 1,397 crore through electoral bonds, positioning as the second significant recipient after BJP.
•YSR Congress reclaimed bonds worth Rs 442.8 crore.
• Congress used a sum of Rs 1,334.35 crore from constituent bonds.
• TDP encashed bonds esteemed at Rs 181.35 crore.
• DMK got Rs 656.5 crore through electoral bonds, including Rs 509 crore from Santiago Martin’s Future Gaming; making up 83% of DMK’s overall poll bond income.
•BJD traded out electoral bonds worth Rs 944.5 crore.
• BRS, as the fourth essential recipient through electoral bonds, reclaimed bonds esteemed at Rs 1,322 crore.
• Samajwadi Party got Rs 14.05 crore by means of electoral bonds, Akali Dal Rs 7.26 crore, AIADMK Rs 6.05 crore, Public Meeting Rs 50 lakh.
• CPI(M) rejected gifts through appointive bonds; AIMIM and BSP detailed zero receipts.
• Shiv Sena used Rs 60.4 crore from bonds, and RJD Rs 56 crore.
• JD(S) got bonds adding up to Rs 89.75 crore, including Rs 50 crore from Megha Designing.
• Santiago Martin’s Future Gaming remained as the main purchaser of electoral bonds at Rs 1,368 crore, with around 37% coordinated to DMK.
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The new information was submitted to the EC in advanced design from the High Court’s library. Parties submitted fortified exchange subtleties following the High Court’s mandate on April 12, 2019.
The SC Library as of late returned actual duplicates with computerized records encoded in a pen drive as coordinated on Walk 15, 2024.
The uncovered information was transferred by the ECI on Sunday.
Prior guidelines from the summit court coordinated the ECI to unveil State Bank of India-gave information on appointive bonds, as per orders dated February 15 and Walk 11, 2024.
Notwithstanding more than half of ideological group gifts beginning around 2018 being electoral bonds, absence of straightforwardness continues in regards to the supporters behind these gifts.
