In a startling revelation, the electoral bonds scheme touted as anonymous and untraceable by the government has been exposed. Despite repeated assurances from government officials and financial institutions, an investigation has unveiled a covert tracking mechanism embedded within the bonds.
Poonam Agarwala, an independent investigator, discovered a hidden, UV-visible number on the bonds, contradicting the claims of anonymity. This revelation comes as a blow to the government's narrative, which had vehemently denied any means of tracking the bonds.
The electoral bonds scheme, introduced to ostensibly bring transparency to political funding, has faced criticism and skepticism since its inception. Critics argue that the lack of transparency in the scheme undermines the very principles it claims to uphold.
The exposure of this tracking mechanism raises serious questions about the integrity of the electoral bonds scheme and the government's commitment to transparency in political funding. As calls for accountability grow louder, the spotlight is firmly on the authorities to address these revelations and restore public trust in the electoral process. Stay tuned for further developments as this story unfolds.
