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BJP Declares Highest Income Among National Parties In FY 2021-22: Report
Eight recognised national parties have declared a total income of Rs 3289.34 crore collected from all over India in the financial year 2021-22, with the BJP accounting for more than half of it.
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BJP's Income Falls Nearly 80% Over Drop In Electoral Bond Contributions
The BJP's total income fell nearly 80 per cent in the financial year 2021 to Rs 752 crore as contributions through electoral bonds plunged sharply from Rs 2,555 crore to Rs 22.38 crore during the fiscal.
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NDTV Exclusive: BJP Got Rs 2,555 Crore From Electoral Bonds In 2019-20, 76% Of Total
The BJP has gathered a whopping 76 per cent of the electoral bonds sold in the financial year 2019-20, shows data accessed by NDTV from the Election Commission.
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BJP Earned More Than Twice Its 5 Top Rivals Put Together In 2019: Report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP more than doubled its income to nearly 24.10 billion rupees in the financial year ended March 2019 ahead of elections, which is more than twice that of its five major rivals put together.
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BJP Declares Highest Income Among National Parties In FY 2021-22: Report
Eight recognised national parties have declared a total income of Rs 3289.34 crore collected from all over India in the financial year 2021-22, with the BJP accounting for more than half of it.
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BJP's Income Falls Nearly 80% Over Drop In Electoral Bond Contributions
The BJP's total income fell nearly 80 per cent in the financial year 2021 to Rs 752 crore as contributions through electoral bonds plunged sharply from Rs 2,555 crore to Rs 22.38 crore during the fiscal.
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NDTV Exclusive: BJP Got Rs 2,555 Crore From Electoral Bonds In 2019-20, 76% Of Total
The BJP has gathered a whopping 76 per cent of the electoral bonds sold in the financial year 2019-20, shows data accessed by NDTV from the Election Commission.
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BJP Earned More Than Twice Its 5 Top Rivals Put Together In 2019: Report
Prime Minister Narendra Modi's BJP more than doubled its income to nearly 24.10 billion rupees in the financial year ended March 2019 ahead of elections, which is more than twice that of its five major rivals put together.
