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[ad_1] The Election Commission on Thursday uploaded on its website data about electoral bonds that the State Bank of India submitted to it two days earlier.The poll panel said it has uploaded the data on an “as is where is...
[ad_1] Ten Adani group stocks shaved off â¹1.13-lakh crore of investorsâ wealth, driven by panic-selling on concerns over the group making the highest contribution to political parties through electoral bonds. The drag down got further accentuated over bearish sentiment in...
[ad_1] The State Bank of India on Wednesday informed the Supreme Court that 22,217 electoral bonds were sold between April 1, 2019 and February 15, 20124. It also mentioned that of these, 22,030 bonds were redeemed during the said period.Also...
[ad_1] The State Bank of India (SBI) on Tuesday, March 12, sends the electoral bonds data to the Election Commission of India by 5:30 pm, as per the directions of the Supreme Court. Chastising the SBI, the Supreme Court on...
[ad_1] The Supreme Court on Monday dismissed an application by the State Bank of India (SBI) for time till June 30, 2024 to provide details of electoral bonds purchased anonymously and their encashment by political parties. The Court simultaneously asked...
[ad_1] The State Bank of India on Wednesday missed the deadline set by the Supreme Court of India, directing it to hand over information about 22,217 electoral bonds to the Election Commission of India. In a landmark decision last month,...
‘SBI lying on Modi’s orders’: Opposition reacts to request for time to disclose electoral bonds data
Leaders from Opposition parties have alleged that the State Bank of India was trying to protect the Prime Minister Narendra Modi-led Central government, after the bank requested an extension in deadline from the Supreme Court to disclose information relating to...
[ad_1] The State Bank of India on Monday requested the Supreme Court to extend till June 30 the deadline for providing information relating to electoral bonds to the Election Commission.On February 15, the Supreme Court struck down the electoral bonds...
[ad_1] There is considerable interest in the list which may reveal the identity of companies including shell companies, loss-making companies and foreign-owned companies which may have funded India’s political parties. Such details were hidden from both voters and the ECI...