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New Delhi: Following are the top buyers of scrapped electoral bonds, the data for which was released by the election commission on Thursday.
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- Future Gaming and Hotel Services (promoted by Lottery King Santiago Martin) - Rs 1,368 crore
- Megha Engineering and Infrastructure Ltd - Rs 966 crore
- Qwik Supply Chain Private Ltd - Rs 410 crore
- Vedanta Ltd - Rs 400 crore
- Haldia Energy Ltd - Rs 377 crore
- Bharati Group - Rs 247 crore
- Essel Mining and Industries Ltd - Rs 224 crore
- Western UP Power Transmission - Rs 220 crore
- Keventer Foodpark Infra Ltd - Rs 194 crore
- Madanlal Ltd - Rs 185 crore
- DLF Group - Rs 170 crore
- Yashoda Super Speciality Hospital - Rs 162 crore
- Utkal Alumina International - Rs 145.3 crore
- Jindal Steel and Power Ltd - Rs 123 crore
- Birla Carbon India - Rs 105 crore
- Rungta Sons - Rs 100 crore
- Dr Reddy's - Rs 80 crore
- Piramal Enterprises Group - Rs 60 crore
- Navyuga Engineering - Rs 55 crore
- Shirdi Sai Electricals - Rs 40 crore
- Edelweiss Group - Rs 40 crore
- Cipla Ltd - Rs 39.2 crore
- Lakshmi Niwas Mittal - Rs 35 crore
- Grasim Industries -Rs 33 crore
- Jindal Stainless - Rs 30 crore
- Bajaj Auto -Rs 25 crore
- Sun Pharma Laboratories - Rs 25 crore
- Mankind Pharma - Rs 24 crore
- Bajaj Finance - Rs 20 crore
- Maruti Suzuki India - Rs 20 crore
- Ultratech - Rs 15 crore
- TVS Motors - Rs 10 crore
Election Commission
Electoral bonds
TVS Motors
Bajaj Auto
Sun Pharma
UltraTech
Maruti Suzuki India Ltd
Vedanta Ltd
Grasim Industries
Cipla
Mankind Pharma
Megha Engineering and Infrastructures Ltd
Bajaj Finance limited
Edelweiss
Lakshmi Mittal