Why did the Supreme Court strike down the electoral bonds scheme? | Explained

Why did the Supreme Court strike down the electoral bonds scheme? | Explained

The Supreme Court invalidated the electoral bond scheme, ruling it unconstitutional because it obstructs voters' right to know who funds political parties. This decision highlights how transparency in political financing is essential for democratic accountability. The ruling underscores the critical role of open data in exposing hidden political influence.

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