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ABSTRACT "Liberty cannot be preserved without a general knowledge among the people, who have a right and a desire to know" --John Adams In today's world we live in Democracy which is considered the best governance system because of its qualities like Transparency, Rights, Liberty, and the right to elect their own leader by themselves this process is called election. This process has to be transparent and corruption free because this process is the sole spirit of democracy but in contemporary times we have come across the recent ruling of Honorable Supreme Court of India in which the electoral bonds were declared unconstitutional on the ground that they are curbing the right of people to know and it is also working as a handy man to help black money to get to political parties without disclosing their identities to the people of India this is increasing the impurities in the sole spirit of Democracy: the election. This paper examines the perspective of The Supreme court, The Ruling Party, and the Opposition Party. It highlights the noteworthiness of the topic by emphasizing how the court upheld democratic principle of transparency against potential abuse of anonymous political funding.