Question Q.3GS2GS2
Electoral bonds are a double-edged sword, providing anonymity to donors while raising concerns about transparency in political funding. To what extent have electoral bonds further legitimized opacity in electoral funding?
Main Body
Raised concerns about transparency: (1) The details of the donors of electoral bonds can be accessed only by ruling party (asymmetricity in information). (2) More than 30% of bonds are more than 1 crore, showing possibility of black money. (3) Foreign funding, undermining sovereignty of the country. (4) Removal of 7.5% cap on corporate funding. The situation prior to electoral bonds point to 60% of anonymous funding and this has now been legitimized by electoral bonds.
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Conclusion
The situation prior to electoral bonds point to 60% of anonymous funding and this has now been legitimized by electoral bonds.
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NAUSHEEN
AIR 92023
Subject & Paper
GS2GS2
Topic
Salient Features of the Representation of People's Act
Electoral Reforms
Electoral Bonds and Political Funding
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critical-analytical
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