Discuss the significance of Electoral bonds and the recent plea seeking a review of the SC order rejecting petitions for the seizure of money

- Electoral bonds were introduced to bring transparency in political funding by allowing donors to contribute money to political parties without disclosing their identity publicly. - They aim to reduce black money in political financing and encourage legitimate, transparent donations. - The recent plea seeking a review of the SC order highlights concerns about the potential misuse of electoral bonds and their impact on the transparency of political funding. - Some argue that electoral bonds could be misused by foreign entities or illegal sources to fund political parties. - The plea also raises questions about the need for stricter regulations and transparency measures in the electoral bond scheme to ensure accountability and prevent corruption.