Prashant Bhushan, a lawyer representing one of the petitioners, told reporters outside the Supreme Court in New Delhi
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India's top court on Thursday struck down a scheme that allowed anonymous political donations in the form of electoral bonds, a critical ruling that comes ahead of national elections likely to begin in April.
"The Supreme Court has struck down the Electoral Bond scheme and all the provisions that were made to bring it into effect," Prashant Bhushan, a lawyer representing one of the petitioners, told reporters outside the Supreme Court in New Delhi.
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