The State Bank of India on Thursday informed the Supreme Court that it has made a “complete disclosure” of all the details regarding the purchase and encashment of electoral bonds in its possession and custody to the Election Commission of India for publication on its official website.
In an affidavit, SBI chairman Dinesh Kumar Khara said that the information shared with the poll body included the names of the purchasers of the bonds, denominations, and specific numbers of individual bonds, the names of the political parties that encashed the bonds, the last four digits of the bank account numbers of political parties, and the denominations and numbers of the bonds encashed.
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