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The Supreme Court has dismissed a review plea seeking the confiscation of Rs 16,518 crore received by political parties under the 2018 electoral bond scheme. The top court's decision, made in August 2024, had earlier rejected the petition for confiscation. The electoral bonds scheme, aimed at reducing cash donations, was scrapped by the Supreme Court in February 2023.
Courtesy: theprint.in
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