Congress donations fall nearly 75%, sharpest decline in a decade
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New Delhi The Congress party's receipts from donations above ₹20,000 plunged nearly 75% to ₹130.69 crore in 2025-26, the steepest annual fall in such contributions in a decade, an analysis of the party's filings with the Election Commission shows. The party had received ₹517.39 crore in such contributions in 2024-25, according to its 2024-25 contribution report submitted to the commission.
Congress alleges ₹10,000 crore tax evasion through unregistered political parties, seeks JPC Congress alleges ₹10,000 crore tax evasion through unregistered political parties, seeks JPC Congress leader Jairam Ramesh alleges that 3,260 such parties are operating under ‘BJP patronage’; Gohil seeks probe into the parties and donors Congress alleges ₹10,000 crore tax evasion through unregistered political parties, seeks JPC storyline 1 A comparison with the preceding 12 financial years shows that the last steeper fall was in 2015-16, when Congress' disclosed donations dropped roughly 86% from ₹141.46 crore the previous year. The latest decline follows two years of higher collections.
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