Ravish Kumar asks why would a company donate Rs 236 crore to the BJP. Would the employees of the company view it as a bribe? Would the Modi supporters in that group see something wrong with it?
News about electoral donation bonds has already vanished from newspapers. Even attempts to publish it as an advertisement are being refused by the newspapers. Why is there such an atmosphere of fear and terror in this country? This is the question.
Ravish Kumar: The Modi government and the Governor it appointed have been caught violating constitutional norms and the code of conduct. The Election Commission has stated that the Prime Minister's letter for a developed India will not be sent now, he says.
The BJP has received 12,930 crores in donations. The party's national president, JP Nadda, has donated 1,000 rupees. Commerce Minister Piyush Goyal and Smriti Irani have donated one thousand.
This is our 12th video on electoral bonds. The information related to this topic is being kept from the Hindi-speaking audience. We are compiling information published in various places into one presentation.
The arguments that did not hold up in the Supreme Court are now being circulated in the WhatsApp University. This virus is dangerous for any logical society; it will not become religious or spiritual by containing so many lies. Instead, it will become criminal.
Hindi newspapers and channels are the biggest culprits in holding back Hindi society. The clearest evidence of this is the reporting on electoral bonds. In many major Hindi newspapers, coverage of the bonds is routine, lacking detailed investigation.
Ravish Kumar: Those who brought Ram to power should now focus on those who introduced Electoral Bonds. "Why do you move around in secrecy? Why do you keep yourself safe? Tell us, why did you introduce them," he asks.
The theft at SBI has been uncovered, revealing that all information on donations is available. The State Bank is refusing to disclose the documents. ADR, an organization monitoring electoral donations, has filed a petition in the Supreme Court.
The State Bank of India is the largest bank in India, serving 48 crore customers. It has said it cannot disclose the accounts of electoral bonds within 21 days. This has led to widespread speculation and fear that the State Bank might be concealing a scam involving 16,000 crores.
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