Agenda: Reintroduction of the Electoral Bond Scheme
The Electoral Bond Scheme was introduced as a means to bring transparency and accountability to political funding in India, yet it has sparked intense debate over its implications for democracy. While proponents argue that it curbs black money in elections and ensures donor anonymity, critics mise concerns about opacity, potential corporate influence, and the disproportionate advantage to ruling parties. The reintroduction of this scheme demands a thorough evaluation of its impact on electoral integrity, financial transparency, and public trust in the democratic process. This discussion will encourage youth parliamentarians to examine global models of political funding, analyse reforms that enhance accountability while protecting donor privacy, and propose balanced solutions that strengthen India's electoral democracy. By engaging in this debate, participants will develop a deeper understanding of governance, ethical policymaking, and the critical need for financial transparency in politics.
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