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Bharat Banao

Public Funding Dashboard

₹0 raised. The first donation could be yours.

Running a party takes money, and we won't hide that money. After the party's ECI registration, anyone can give here (a citizen or a company) with no upper cap, but on one condition: every rupee, every donor on a public ledger, name (or company), amount, city, date. Other parties hide donations behind anonymous bonds; we'll take it in the open, in full view. And the truth: it has raised exactly zero rupees so far. The rules are already public, the ledger already open.

Current 90-day disclosure window: 09 Jun 202606 Sept 2026Next public disclosure: 07 Sept 2026
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This ledger fills from right here, in front of you.

This emptiness is not a weakness, it is our clearest promise. Today this party holds not a single rupee, and we did not hide that, we wrote it here. Donations open after ECI registration; the moment the first one is recorded, the ledger goes live, every entry showing name or company, amount, city and date. (Phone/email are never public.) Its first line could begin with your name.

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6 funding rules, already locked

  • Anyone can give: a citizen or an Indian company. No upper cap.
  • Every donor on the public ledger: name (or company), amount, city, date. No anonymous donations.
  • No cash ever: digital only (UPI/NEFT/card), so every rupee is traceable.
  • No foreign donations ever (illegal). Donations of ₹20,000 or more are reported to the Election Commission with the donor's PAN. A donor's phone/email is never public: only name, amount, city, date.
  • Every donation on a real-time ledger, plus a full reconciled disclosure every 90 days.
  • Donations only accepted after the party's ECI registration, all within Indian election law (RP Act + ECI norms).

Why no cap, and the rule we already changed

If "no cap" makes you suspicious, good. Our first draft capped donations at ₹50,000 and barred companies. Then we changed our mind, in public: no cap, but one hard rule, every donor's name on the ledger. Why? A cap doesn't stop big money, it just hides it in cash, proxies and bonds where you can't see it. The real protection isn't a limit on the amount, it's that you can see who gave what, and who is being favoured by whom. Sunlight, not a lock. The old capped version stays on the record, so you can watch us change our mind yourself.

See the reversal on the record

What this page becomes for you

The moment the first donation lands, this page fills in front of your eyes: who gave, how much, from which city, and where that money went. Every entry shows the name or company, amount, city, all real-time. And one promise you can measure yourself: this dashboard will never be "down" before an election. If it stays down for more than 24 hours, any member can mark it failed, in the open. This accounting is your right, not a favour from us.

Also see: check it all yourself