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‘Narendra Modi Has..’: Congress Links SBI Electoral Bond Move To Lok Sabha Polls | The Urban Debate

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In response to the Supreme Court's decision by the State Bank of India to delay disclosing the details of electoral bonds, Congressman Mallikarjun Kharge charged on Tuesday that Prime Minister Narendra Modi's administration was concealing their purportedly "dubious dealing" by utilising the bank. The State Bank of India (SBI) petitioned the Supreme Court to extend the deadline till June 30, weeks after the court ordered the country's biggest bank to reveal the specifics of bonds that political parties had redeemed. The bank was mandated by the court to provide the information by March 6.

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