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LatestLegal Updates 1 October 2026

Supreme Court Scrutinizes Electoral Bond Scheme Legality

India’s Supreme Court is reviewing the constitutional validity of the electoral bond scheme after recent amendments allowed unlimited corporate donations and eliminated disclosure requirements, raising concerns about transparency and the potential impact on the integrity of the nation’s electoral process.

Key points
- The Supreme Court has taken up a petition questioning the legality of the electoral bond framework.
- Recent changes let corporations fund political parties without caps and remove the need to disclose donor identities.
- Critics argue this weakens transparency and could undermine the fairness of elections.
- The court’s ruling could reshape political financing rules in India.

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