Electoral Bonds Case / EC made every detail of electoral bonds public - nothing will be hidden now

Electoral Bonds Case: After the announcement of Lok Sabha elections, on one hand the electoral atmosphere in the country has heated up. In the meantime, due to the rebuke of the Supreme Court, the full data of electoral bonds has become public. After much reluctance, the country's largest bank SBI, following the order of the Supreme Court on March 18, handed over all the details of the electoral bonds to the Election Commission on Thursday, and the Election Commission, without any delay, made these details public. done.

The latest information about electoral bonds also includes such details, which will prove that which political party received donations from which person or company, when and how much, through electoral bonds? Because this time in the details, SBI has also released the 'Alpha Numeric' recorded confidentially on the electoral bonds.

The Supreme Court last heard the electoral bond case on March 18. That day Chief Justice D.Y. Chandrachud had sternly reprimanded SBI and asked it to share all the details (including alphanumeric numbers) related to electoral bonds by 5 pm on March 21. Besides, instructions were also given to the Election Commission to make it public on its website. On Thursday, SBI has filed a compliance report on this order.

What is there in the details submitted now?

In this matter, SBI has also filed an affidavit in the Supreme Court, in which it has been said that it no longer has any details of the electoral bond. In the affidavit, bank chairman Dinesh Kumar Khara has said that as per the order of the Supreme Court on March 18, he has given all the information about the person who bought the bonds, the number of the bonds, the name of the party who cashed them, how much the bonds were, all this information to the Election Commission. Has been handed over to.

SBI was very reluctant earlier

In the month of February itself, the Supreme Court had declared electoral bonds unconstitutional and asked SBI to share all the information by March 6. Expressing its inability to release the data, SBI had sought time till June 30, which was rejected by the Supreme Court on March 11 and asked to release the data by March 12.

After this, SBI released the data of bonds without revealing the unique alpha numeric code of the bond. The Supreme Court heard this again on March 18 and SBI was instructed to release the complete data under any circumstances by 5 pm on March 21.

What ruckus will arise during the elections?

Now it has to be seen that when the information about electoral bonds will be made public in the coming days, what will be its impact on the upcoming Lok Sabha elections? How will the parties and opposition make their election strategy regarding this? However, according to the information revealed so far, the ruling BJP has received the maximum donations from electoral bonds. After this is Trinamool Congress and Indian National Congress.