biggest scam in the history of india (by its own political leaders)

 

you have been robbed of har money.

In fact, every citizen in our nation has been robbed of their money.

This is probably the biggest scam in the history of independent India.

You may think that I am exaggerating things, but that is not the case.

The thing is that this Electoral Bond Scam is not a standalone scam, but a collection of scams.

The list of scams is so long that you will be tired of counting.

Not only this, it happens to be the biggest extortion racket in the country.

If you want to summarise this entire collection of scams in one line, then you can do it like this.

You give me kickbacks, I will give you business opportunities, and if you don't give me kickbacks, I will trap you with ED's mechanism.

I have talked about this "tenders and kickbacks" model in many of my previous videos but now we have direct evidence of it.

It was in 2017 when the Modi government introduced this Electoral Bonds Scheme and made it a means of collecting kickbacks for political parties.

"Finance Minister Arun Jaitley today announced the contours of Electoral Bonds for funding of political parties."

Every action under this scheme would be hidden from the masses.

Which companies pay what amount to which parties citizens weren't permitted to know this.

People who were following this news back then, had understood that this would lead to a major financial scandal.

Seven years ago, I made a video on this, where I voiced my concerns.

"22nd March, 2017 The day Corruption became legal in India.

Companies won't need to reveal which political parties they would be funding."

We should thank the Supreme Court for declaring this scheme to be unconstitutional after 7 years.

And all these scams that took place in these 7 years, are now being revealed gradually.

Recently, in the India Today conclave, Home Minister Amit Shah openly lied about the Electoral Bonds.

He said that total bonds sold were worth ₹200 billion, out of which BJP got only ₹60 billion.

So, who got the remaining ₹140 billion?

"The BJP got approximately ₹60 billion through the Bonds.

Total bonds sold were about ₹200 billion.

So, where did the Bonds worth ₹140 billion go?"

There was a TV news anchor sitting with him, who chose to remain silent.

Either he forgot or he didn't have the courage to fact-check Amit Shah.

As per ECI data, the total bonds issued were not worth ₹200 billion but of ₹127 billion.

The ones encashed between April 2019 and January 2024.

Out of this ₹120 billion, BJP received ₹60 billion.

It is about 47.5%.

During the same period, the party that ranked second on the list was the Trinamool Congress which got Bonds worth ₹16 billion.

It is 12.6%.

Congress was at the 3rd spot with ₹14 billion, approximately 11.1%

but let me just read out the rest of the list.

4th was BRS with ₹12 billion.

5th was BJD with ₹7 billion,

6th was DMK with ₹6 billion,

YSR with ₹3 billion,

TDP ₹2 billion,

Shiv Sena with ₹1.5 billion

and the other parties RJD, AAP, JDS, SKM, NCP, all of them got about ₹300 to ₹700 million.

After seeing this list, many BJP politicians and their paid influencers make excuses that BJP is a national party, with more than 300 MPs, and numerous MLAs, and thousands of party workers, so them getting so much money should be justified.

And if we calculate the ratio of money received per MP, then this ratio of BJP is lower than that of other parties.

They claim that this means BJP is not as bad as other parties.

*Does this make any sense?*

As I told you earlier, the scam is about providing business opportunities in exchange for kickbacks.

Or having ED take action against them in case no kickbacks are provided.

But in itself, giving or receiving political donations is not a scam.

Anyone can donate to political parties.

But if they are given any contract in return for their donation, if they are paid with the people's tax money, and the companies which don't give such donations, are harassed by the ED, then it becomes a scam, a fraud.

Now think about it, if Vijay Mallya or Nirav Modi say that because they have large companies, and employ many people, it's justified that they stole from the banks.

Because on a "per employee fraud" calculation they are not significant criminals.

People don't object to Vijay Mallya earning a lot of money.

There's nothing wrong with earning money.

The objection arises only when public fund is stolen to earn that money.

Similarly, no one has a problem with why BJP accepted political donations.

The problem is that to get these 'donations,' they created a vast extortion racket, shattered the principles of democracy, and stole the nation's public funds.

Amit Shah's bold-faced lie was repeated by the BJP politician R.P. Singh.

"In total, there were ₹200 billion