Electoral Bonds Scheme Explained | SC ask SBI to Share Electoral Bonds Data with Election Commission

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Electoral Bond is a type of instrument that functions like a Promissory Note and an interest-free banking tool. Any Indian citizen or organization registered in India can buy these bonds after fulfilling the KYC norms laid down by the RBI. It can be procured by a donor solely through the means of cheque or digital payments in various denominations, such as one thousand, ten thousand, one lakh, ten lakh, and one crore from specific branches of the State Bank of India (SBI). Within a span of 15 days of issuance, these electoral bonds can be redeemed in the designated account of a legally registered political party under the Representation of the People Act, 1951 (u/s 29A) which got at least 1% of the votes in the last election. The stanches of bonds will be available for purchase for 10 days in the month of January, April, July, and October with an additional time-frame of 30 days in the year of General Elections for Lok Sabha. Recently Supreme court of India said ELECTORAL BOND is Unconstitutional. क्या चुनावी बॉन्ड ने बीजेपी को दुनिया की सबसे अमीर पार्टी बनाया ?
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[anilsansanwal]

Very good, Bhai Sahab


Very well explained