The Supreme Court will pass an order on the legality of the electoral bonds scheme on Friday. The court has heard the arguments from the Centre and the petitioners.
The petitioners have moved the court seeking either a stay on the scheme or some other transparent alternative for funding of political parties.
IANS
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