India Implements CAA and Releases Electoral Bonds Data Amid Controversies

The Citizenship Amendment Act is enforced ahead of elections, sparking debates over its constitutionality, while the Supreme Court's rejection of electoral bonds raises concerns over political funding transparency.

The Central government has begun enforcing the Citizenship Amendment Act (CAA), offering citizenship to persecuted non-Muslim migrants, amidst widespread controversy.
The Supreme Court scrapped the Electoral Bonds scheme, deeming it unconstitutional, leading to the release of donor details by the Election Commission of India.
Major corporates and entities are revealed as top donors in the contentious electoral bonds scheme, sparking debates over potential quid pro quo in political funding.
The Election Commission of India is set to announce the dates for the Lok Sabha elections 2024, adding to the political fervor.
Amidst these developments, Prime Minister Narendra Modi focuses on rallying support in southern India, as the nation braces for heated electoral battles.