Delimitation, federalism and the future of India - India Today

India’s Supreme Court invalidated electoral bonds in February 2024, placing voters’ right to information above blanket donor secrecy. The constitutional problem, however, extends beyond one financing instrument. India needs political-funding rules that distinguish ordinary citizens’ privacy from large donors’ capacity to influence government. Disclosure, independent enforcement and proportionate safeguards must work together if transparency is to strengthen democratic choice rather than merely generate searchable scandal.

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