Why did the Supreme Court reject SBI’s plea seeking extension of time to disclose electoral bonds data
What was the rationale behind the Supreme Court's rejection of SBI's request for an extension to reveal electoral bonds data?
- The Supreme Court rejected SBI's plea as it emphasized the importance of transparency and accountability in electoral funding.
- The Court believed that the disclosure of electoral bonds data was crucial for promoting transparency and ensuring fair electoral practices.
- The rejection highlighted the significance of upholding democratic principles, such as the right to information, in a vibrant democracy.
- The Supreme Court held that the public has a right to have access to information regarding electoral bonds to make informed decisions about political donations and funding.
- The decision underscored the Court's commitment to safeguarding the integrity of the electoral process and preventing any potential misuse of electoral bonds.
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