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On February 15, the Supreme Court struck down the electoral bond scheme, notified in 2018, as unconstitutional..
Prime Minister Narendra Modi on Sunday said those criticising the use of electoral bonds will soon regret it as the now-scrapped scheme provided details on the source of funding to political parties.S)..
On February 15, the Supreme Court struck down the electoral bond scheme, notified in 2018, as unconstitutional and asked the State Bank of India and Election Commission of India to disclose all details of bonds purchased and encashed from April 2019..
Besides electoral bonds, Modi also spoke on the severing of ties between the BJP and All India Anna Dravida Munnetra Kazhagam (AIADMK) in Tamil Nadu and termed the development a latters loss..
Modi also said that his every action is not driven solely by electoral considerations or pursuit of power, adding that if electoral victory was his sole aim, he would not have prioritised the development of the northeastern region..
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