The Supreme Court will examine a plea challenging anonymous cash donations under Rs 2,000 to political parties, aiming to enhance transparency in funding and election processes.
The petitioner seeks full disclosure of political funding
Aug 30, 2026
04:43 pm
What's the storyThe Supreme Court will hear a petition challenging the provision of the Income Tax Act that allows political parties to accept anonymous cash donations under ₹2,000.
The petitioner, Khem Singh Bhati, argues this lack of transparency compromises the integrity of elections by preventing voters from knowing who funds political parties and their motives.
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