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Difference Of Nearly 6 Lakh Votes Polled, Counted In Lok Sabha Poll: Report
There was a difference of nearly six lakh votes - between those recorded by EVMs and those counted, or not counted - in counting for the 2024 Lok Sabha election, Association of Democratic Reforms founder Jagdeep Chhokar told NDTV.
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76% Of Regional Parties' Income Last Year Came From Unknown Sources: Report
The income of regional political parties from unknown sources in the financial year 2021-22 amounted to Rs 887.55 crore, accounting for 76 per cent of their total earnings, according to the Association of Democratic Reform (ADR).
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Record 60% Of MLAs In Goa Switched Parties In Last 5 Years: Report
As many as 24 legislators in Goa, which is 60 per cent of the total strength of the 40-member state Assembly, have switched parties in the last five years, a report by an organisation has said.
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BJP Got 698 Crore Of 876 Crore Donations In 2018-19: Election Watchdog
Corporates and business houses donated at least Rs 876 crore to various national political parties in the fiscal year 2018-19 and the BJP was the biggest recipient of such funds, followed by the Congress, a study conducted by poll rights group ADR (Association for Democratic Reforms) showed on Thursday.
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Political Parties Received Over Rs 11,000 Crore In Donation From Unknown Sources: Report
National parties collected Rs 11,234 crore in donation from unknown sources from 2004-05 to 2018-19, according to election watchdog Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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BJP Received Rs. 742 Crore As Donation In 2018-19, Congress Rs. 148 Crore: Report
The BJP received Rs 742 crore in donations, while the Congress got Rs 148 crore, according to submissions made by the parties before the Election Commission for 2018-19 which was compiled by think tank the Association of Democratic Reforms.
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30% candidates from BJP and Congress face criminal charges: survey
Every one out of three candidates who have been fielded by the country's two major national parties, the BJP and the Congress, have criminal cases against them, according to the latest survey conducted by the National Election Watch and the Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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Difference Of Nearly 6 Lakh Votes Polled, Counted In Lok Sabha Poll: Report
There was a difference of nearly six lakh votes - between those recorded by EVMs and those counted, or not counted - in counting for the 2024 Lok Sabha election, Association of Democratic Reforms founder Jagdeep Chhokar told NDTV.
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76% Of Regional Parties' Income Last Year Came From Unknown Sources: Report
The income of regional political parties from unknown sources in the financial year 2021-22 amounted to Rs 887.55 crore, accounting for 76 per cent of their total earnings, according to the Association of Democratic Reform (ADR).
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Record 60% Of MLAs In Goa Switched Parties In Last 5 Years: Report
As many as 24 legislators in Goa, which is 60 per cent of the total strength of the 40-member state Assembly, have switched parties in the last five years, a report by an organisation has said.
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BJP Got 698 Crore Of 876 Crore Donations In 2018-19: Election Watchdog
Corporates and business houses donated at least Rs 876 crore to various national political parties in the fiscal year 2018-19 and the BJP was the biggest recipient of such funds, followed by the Congress, a study conducted by poll rights group ADR (Association for Democratic Reforms) showed on Thursday.
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Political Parties Received Over Rs 11,000 Crore In Donation From Unknown Sources: Report
National parties collected Rs 11,234 crore in donation from unknown sources from 2004-05 to 2018-19, according to election watchdog Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR).
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BJP Received Rs. 742 Crore As Donation In 2018-19, Congress Rs. 148 Crore: Report
The BJP received Rs 742 crore in donations, while the Congress got Rs 148 crore, according to submissions made by the parties before the Election Commission for 2018-19 which was compiled by think tank the Association of Democratic Reforms.
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30% candidates from BJP and Congress face criminal charges: survey
Every one out of three candidates who have been fielded by the country's two major national parties, the BJP and the Congress, have criminal cases against them, according to the latest survey conducted by the National Election Watch and the Association of Democratic Reforms (ADR).
