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India's Supreme Court seeks government and Election Commission responses on a petition challenging anonymous cash donations to political parties under ₹2,000, citing transparency and voter rights concerns.
The Supreme Court of India has sought responses from the central government and Election Commission on a petition challenging a provision allowing political parties to accept anonymous cash donations under ₹2,000.
The plea, filed by Khem Singh Bhati, argues the rule undermines transparency, violates voters’ right to information under Article 19(1)(a), and enables undisclosed financial influence.
It seeks to invalidate Section 13A(d) of the Income Tax Act, demand full donor disclosure, ban cash donations, and enforce stricter audits.
The court, citing nationwide implications, agreed to hear the case after four weeks, following its 2024 ruling that struck down electoral bonds.
La Corte Suprema de la India busca respuestas del gobierno y la Comisión Electoral sobre una petición que desafía las donaciones anónimas en efectivo a partidos políticos por debajo de ₹2,000, citando preocupaciones sobre la transparencia y los derechos de los votantes.