Report: 65% donations to parties in FY22 came from unknown sources

Report: 65% donations to parties in FY22 came from unknown sources

The donations from unknown sources comprised more than half the funding received by eight national political parties

66% of income of 7 national parties in 2021-22 came from electoral bonds, other 'unknown' sources: ADR

The ADR that stated unknown sources include donations via electoral bonds, sale of coupons, relief fund, miscellaneous income, voluntary contributions, and contribution from meetings/morchas

ADR Report on Political Funding Says National Parties Collected Rs 17,249.45 Crore From Unknown Sources | 📰 LatestLY

At present, political parties are not required to reveal the name of individuals or organisations giving less than Rs 20,000 nor those who donated via Electoral Bonds. As a result, more than 65% of the funds cannot be traced and are from 'unknown' sources. 📰 ADR Report on Political Funding Says National Parties Collected Rs 17,249.45 Crore From Unknown Sources.

Electoral bonds, 'unknown' sources account for 66% of income of 7 national political parties: ADR

More than 66 per cent of the total income of seven national parties in 2021-22 came from "unknown sources" like electoral bonds, which accounted for a whopping 83 per cent, according to the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR). The seven parties—BJP, Congress, TMC, NCP, CPI, CPI(M) and the National People's Party—collected Rs 2,172 crore from unknown sources in 2021-22,

Adr: 66% of income of 7 national parties in 2021-22 came from electoral bonds, other 'unknown' sources: ADR

India News: NEW DELHI: More than 66% of the total income of seven national parties in 2021-22 came from "unknown sources" like electoral bonds, which accounted fo.

66% of Income of 7 National Parties in 2021-22 Came from Electoral Bonds, Other 'Unknown' Sources: ADR

The seven parties — BJP, Congress, TMC, NCP, CPI, CPI(M) and the National People's Party — collected Rs 2,172 crore from unknown sources in 2021-22, the NGO working for electoral reforms said, citing official data