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SBI submits complete electoral bond data to EC, files compliance affidavit in SC

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Poll Wrap EP 1: Warning to PM Modi?, Tejashwi’s Yadav’s New Video and Many More| Oneindia [Video]

Poll Wrap EP 1: Warning to PM Modi?, Tejashwi’s Yadav’s New Video and Many More| Oneindia

As the Lok Sabha elections unfold, politicians are making bold moves and claims. From Tejashwi Yadav's orange video to Meesa Bharti's warning of jail time for PM Modi, the political drama is heating up. Rahul Gandhi vows to end poverty by promising to transfer ₹1 lakh annually to impoverished women. Stay tuned to Oneindia News for the latest election updates and global news. #SBI #ElectoralBonds #ElectoralBondData #RTI #RTIAct #CJIChandrachud #Indianews #LokSabhaelections #Politics #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~HT.97~ED.194~

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Electoral Bond Details: SBI Refuses to Disclose Electoral Data Citing RTI Act and SC Order| Oneindia [Video]

Electoral Bond Details: SBI Refuses to Disclose Electoral Data Citing RTI Act and SC Order| Oneindia

State Bank of India (SBI) declines to disclose details of electoral bonds submitted to the Election Commission, citing the RTI Act. In response to RTI activist Commodore (retired) Lokesh Batra's request for complete disclosure of electoral bonds data in digital format, SBI refuses, following Supreme Court's order. #SBI #ElectoralBonds #ElectoralBondData #RTI #RTIAct #CJIChandrachud #Indianews #LokSabhaelections #Politics #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~ED.102~

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CJI Chandrachud rebukes lawyer during poll bonds hearing | Video goes Viral | Oneindia News [Video]

CJI Chandrachud rebukes lawyer during poll bonds hearing | Video goes Viral | Oneindia News

Dramatic exchanges unfolded in the Supreme Court today as a Constitution bench convened to hear petitions alleging that the State Bank of India (SBI) had provided incomplete data following the landmark verdict in the electoral bonds case. Advocates, including Mathews Nedumpara, engaged in heated discussions with Chief Justice of India DY Chandrachud during the proceedings. #CJIChandrachud #LawyerRebuke #PollBonds #ElectoralBonds #SupremeCourt #LegalDrama #CourtroomExchange #JudicialProceedings #ViralVideo #SBI #Transparency #JudicialDecorum #LegalProtocol #CourtroomEtiquette #ConstitutionBench #ContemptOfCourt #ElectionCommission #PublicAccess #LegalProcedure #RuleOfLaw ~HT.178~PR.152~ED.103~GR.124~

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Electoral Bonds Disclosure: SC of India Warns SBI, Comply with Order or Face Contempt |Oneindia News [Video]

Electoral Bonds Disclosure: SC of India Warns SBI, Comply with Order or Face Contempt |Oneindia News

The Supreme Court dismissed the State Bank of India's plea for an extension to disclose electoral bond details, directing disclosure by March 12, 2024. This decision follows the court's ruling against the 2018 electoral bond scheme changes. SBI's confusion over matching exercises was clarified by the Chief Justice, emphasising the need for plain disclosure. Contempt proceedings may ensue if directives are not followed. #SupremeCourt #StateBankofIndia #SBI #SBINews #ElectoralBonds #ElectoralBondScheme #Indianews #CJIChandrachud #Oneindia #Oneindianews ~HT.99~PR.152~ED.194~

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