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A day after the Election Commission of India (ECI) published the electoral bonds data, the Supreme Court on Friday, 15 March, said that the State Bank of India has not published the 'Electoral Bonds' numbers and issued a notice regarding the same.
The apex court observed this while hearing the petition filed by the ECI, seeking the return of sealed cover documents submitted to the court during the electoral bonds hearing.
The SBI had submitted the bonds data to the ECI on 12 March after receiving directions for the same from the Supreme Court.
In its order last month, the apex court declared the electoral bonds scheme as 'unconstitutional' and asked that the SBI provide details of the bonds purchased between April 2019 and February 2024.
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