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#ElectoralBondsCase पर आखिर हंगामा क्यों बरपा है!!

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Фото профиля गब्बर सिंह ( आयुष पटेल )
गब्बर सिंह ( आयुष पटेल )2 лет назад

अब मैने आपकी क्लास लेना छोड़ दिया क्योंकि आप पढ़ाते कम है दलाली ज्यादा करते हैं ।

Фото профиля The Horn News
The Horn News1 год назад

Sign This Petition to Remove Career Politicians From Washington D.C.

Фото профиля xyz
xyz2 лет назад

आजकल यह मास्टर कम पढ़ा रहा है दलाली ज्यादा करता है

Фото профиля Rohit Khera
Rohit Khera2 лет назад

BJP got Rs 6000 Crore Opposition got 14000 Crore बजाओ ताली 👏🏽

Фото профиля Ankit Avasthi
Ankit Avasthi2 лет назад

यह सपना है या हकीकत @kaankit आपका बहुत बहुत शुक्रिया सर 🙏2019 से आपकी विडिओ देख रहा हूँ आपके वीडियोज़ बहुत इनफार्मेशन वाले होते है आप ऐसे ही वीडियोज़ बनाते रहिए हमारे घर में सब लोग आपका विडिओ देखते हैं 🙏😍 #ElectoralBondsCase #SupremeCourt

Фото профиля BPSC TRE 4.0 Update
BPSC TRE 4.0 Update2 лет назад

#BPSC_TRE3_PAPER_LEAK #BPSC_TRE3_PAPER_LEAK #BPSC_TRE3_PAPER_LEAK #BPSC_TRE3_PAPER_LEAK

Фото профиля The Civils Learning
The Civils Learning2 лет назад

Electoral Bonds Scheme Verdict- Explained Pointwise:- The electoral Bonds scheme was held as “unconstitutional” in a unanimous judgment by the five-judge bench of Supreme Court (SC) headed by the CJI, which was examining the legality of the electoral bonds scheme. SC held that anonymous electoral bonds are violative of right to information and Article 19(1)(a). Along with the Electoral Bonds Scheme (EBS), the Supreme Court struck down amendments in the The Representation of the People Act, 1951 (RPA), The Income-tax Act, 1961, and The Companies Act, 2013, which were brought to facilitate corporate donations to political parties. ✅What are electoral bonds? Electoral bonds are an instrument through which anyone can donate money to political parties. Only political parties registered under Section 29A of the Representation of the People Act, 1951 and which secured not less than 1% of votes polled in the last general election to the House of the People or the Legislative Assembly of the State, are eligible to receive electoral bonds. The bonds, which are sold in multiples of Rs 1,000, Rs 10,000, Rs 1 lakh, Rs 10 lakh, and Rs 1 crore, can be bought from authorised branches of the State Bank of India via cheque or digital mechanism (cash is not allowed). The donor can then give this bond to the parties of their choice. The political parties can choose to encash such bonds within 15 days of receiving them and fund their electoral expenses. Electoral bonds can be bought only during specific windows of time.

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manu patel2 лет назад

अंकित सर ईमानदारी से बताना जब पुलिस राजनेताओं हर gov कार्मिक को अपनी संपत्ति का ब्योरा सार्वजनिक करनी पड़ती है तो जजों (SC , etc) की संपति क्यों नही अनिवार्य रूप से सार्वजनिक करनी चाहिए

Фото профиля Mahipal (खंडेला)
Mahipal (खंडेला)2 лет назад

मोये मोये 😊😆

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