Pharma and Healthcare buying electoral bonds worth 900 crores

Why would they do that think people. To push drugs and vaccines to you that you dont need. To get products approved that cant get approved on merit. To get public land for hospitals. To ensure that govt central and states do not bring any rules that stop loot by hospitals.

Wake up and smell the stinky rat people!

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30 pharma and healthcare firms together bought electoral bonds worth over Rs 900 crore

The biggest buyer Yashoda Super-Speciality Hospital purchased 80 bonds in six trenches, the highest being Rs 80 crore in April 2022.

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Chandan Saha

Unfortunately Govt. made the passage seamless to loot the common people. Earlier there was a hue & cry in everywhere whenever there was an irregularity, but now everyone remains silent or opt not to open mouth. Failed to understand how the pharmaceuticals manufacturing companies were knowing the requirements of medicines in advance and price spike was few times within few days? No one ever raised the voice. Such incidence never takes place without a structured plan of looting people and Govt. remained a mere spectator. EB was the single tool to make all happenings. more

Mar 17

Tapas Chatterjee

Good, but where is the law to regulate political donation? Are we waking up after 75 years? more

Mar 17

Ramesh Bhagwat

Good Supreme Court Stepped in the case of E. Bonds. But at least the money was given officially and both the Bond Purchasers and the parties buying them will have to show these amoints in their P & L Accts and Balance Sheets. more

Mar 16

Kuppuswamy Krishnan

Right now it the most rotten field in India preying on the miseries of the people more

Mar 15

Tapas Chatterjee

Question is how they used to pay earlier.....only you come to know now?? more

Mar 15

Tapas Chatterjee

Good, but where is the law to regulate political donation? Are we waking up after 75 years? more

Mar 17

K C Rana

Earlier it was in cash. The dealing persons who used to approach people for donations, used to keep about 20% with them. They also became billionaires. See the financial status of Kirpa Shankar, who was earlier key person in congress. He was vegetable seller on footpath. He became Pradhan of footpath sellers and gradually became President of Maharashtra congress. This is scene with every political party. Key persons retain a sizeable cut with them in case of cash collection on account of donations. Every donation above Rs.500.00 should be by cheque only. more

Mar 16

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