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The poll body has been asked by the court to make this data public on its website by Friday. New Delhi: The Election Commission is likely to make the electoral bonds data public on its website soon after the expected disclosure by the State Bank of India. The Supreme Court today ordered the State Bank…
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court today dismissed the SBI’s petition seeking more time to submit details on electoral bonds. A bench led by DY Chandrachud has asked the bank to submit the information by tomorrow evening. Here Are Supreme Court’s Top 5 Quotes The submissions of the SBI sufficiently indicate that the information is readily…
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SBI is India’s largest banking institution (File). New Delhi: The Supreme Court on Monday came down strongly on the State Bank of India for “wilful disobedience” of last month’s order – that data about donors and recipients of electoral bonds be released by March 6. In a significant development, the court warned SBI of contempt…
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New Delhi: An application from the State Bank of India, seeking more time to file information on electoral bonds, will be heard by the Supreme Court today. The court had given time till March 6 to file the details. The bank wants time till June 30. Here are the Top 10 points in this big…
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New Delhi: The Supreme Court is today hearing a batch of requests challenging the constitutional validity of the electoral bonds scheme, which allows anyone in the country to donate money to political parties anonymously. A five-judge constitution bench, led by Chief Justice DY Chandrachud, will look at two important issues: the legality of anonymous donations…
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