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    • Tags : Posted: Wednesday, Apr 08, 2009 at 1239 hrs

    The BJP was the clear No. 1 in the list of Top 10 political parties that received funds from corporates and individuals in 2007-08, having raked in double the amount that the other nine parties put together got. The information was obtained by Delhi-based media student Afroze Alam under the RTI Act. Aanchal Bansal reports

    WHO GOT WHAT 

    1. BJP 	        Rs 24.96 cr

    2. Congress  	Rs 7.89 cr

    3. NCP 	        Rs 1.02 cr

    4. CPI(M)       Rs 72.26 lakh

    5. TDP 	        Rs 61.89 lakh

    6. Shiv Sena 	Rs 43 lakh

    7. CPI 	        Rs 41.25 lakh

    8. JD(U) 	Rs 21 lakh

    9. SP 	        Rs 11 lakh

    10.AIADMK      Rs 1.08 lakh

    WHO GAVE WHAT 

    General Electoral Trust: 	                       Rs 5 cr

    


    

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    Videocon Industries Ltd: 	                       Rs 2.5 cr

    Punj Lloyd Ltd, Delhi: 	                           Rs 2 cr

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