2024-03-15 01:30:27
New Delhi: Today, just before the Lok Sabha elections, the Election Commission has uploaded the data of electoral bonds on its website. The Commission has uploaded on its website the names of political and other people who bought bonds from State Bank of India and who encashed these purchased bonds. As soon as the data of election donations is online, a question is arising in everyone’s mind that who is the person who gives the maximum election donations? See the complete list of people who bought electoral bonds.
- Future Gaming and Hotel Services – Rs 1,368 crore
- Megha Engineering & Infrastructure Limited – Rs 966 crore
- Quick Supply Chain Private Limited – Rs 410 crore
- Vedanta Limited – Rs 400 crore
- Haldia Energy Limited – Rs 377 crore
- Bharti Group – Rs 247 crore
- Essel Mining and Industries Limited – Rs 224 crore
- Western UP Power Transmission – Rs 220 crore
- Keventer Foodpark Infra Limited – Rs 194 crore
- Madanlal Limited – Rs 185 crore
- DLF Group – Rs 170 crore
- Yashoda Super Specialty Hospital – Rs 162 crore
- Utkal Alumina International – Rs 145.3 crore
- Jindal Steel and Power Limited – Rs 123 crore
- Birla Carbon India – Rs 105 crore
- Rungta Sons – Rs 100 crore
- Dr Reddy’s – Rs 80 crore
- Piramal Enterprises Group – Rs 60 crore
- Navyug Engineering – Rs 55 crore
- Shirdi Sai Electricals – Rs 40 crore
- Edelweiss Group – Rs 40 crore
- Cipla Limited – Rs 39.2 crore
- Lakshmi Niwas Mittal – Rs 35 crore
- Grasim Industries – Rs 33 crore
- Jindal Stainless – Rs 30 crore
- Bajaj Auto – Rs 25 crore
- Sun Pharma Laboratories – Rs 25 crore
- Mankind Pharma – Rs 24 crore
- Bajaj Finance – Rs 20 crore
- Maruti Suzuki India – Rs 20 crore
- UltraTech – Rs 15 crore
- TVS Motors – Rs 10 crore
How many such companies are there among those who buy electoral bonds? Who bought a lot of bonds mostly worth Rs 1 crore each from the bank. The parties that have encashed these electoral bonds include Bharatiya Janata Party, President-Congress, AIADMK, BRS, Shiv Sena, TDP, ISR Congress, DMK, JDS, NCP, Trinamool Congress, JDU, RJD, AAP and Samajwadi Party, among others. In this list of 426 pages of cashing of electoral bonds, names of all the political parties have been given. Some of these parties are like this. Those who have mostly encashed electoral bonds worth only Rs 1 crore each.