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Have Electoral Bonds helped stop dirty money? | The Urban Debate
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44:55Now PlayingOn The Urban Debate today Tanvi Shukla discusses the Electoral Bond Case. The Supreme Court, today, reserved its order on a plea by ADR that was seeking a stay on Electoral Bonds. The plea also expressed concerns about the misuse of funds.
This has become a major issue as the Election Commission who had opposed electoral bonds in the past has now softened its stance. EC has also already seized dirty money with 330 crores, much more than what it seized in 20. Even though the ADR has gone to the Supreme Court seeking a stay on electoral bonds, the sale of these funds and raising money is still continuing
Have electoral bonds helped stop dirty money? Why explains the change in the stand of EC? Is it because we've now seen Electoral Bonds being used a& EC doesn't believe it's a big problem?
Dr Vipul Mudgal, Trustee of ADR, says that ‘This is the most regressive single policy which is unconstitutional & goes beyond elections’ While, Former CEC Dr SY Quraishi says that the ‘EC changing its stand now is interesting but not surprising. We thought it was coming"’.
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