Foreign contribution contravention attracts imprisonment, fine, or both for accepting, utilising, or assisting prohibited foreign-source funds. Section 35 is proposed to be substituted to provide punishment for contravention of the Act or any rule or order made under it. A person who accepts, utilises, or assists any person, political party, or organisation in accepting or utilising foreign contribution, or any currency or security from a foreign source, in breach of the statutory framework, is liable to imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year, or fine, or both.
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Foreign contribution contravention attracts imprisonment, fine, or both for accepting, utilising, or assisting prohibited foreign-source funds.
Section 35 is proposed to be substituted to provide punishment for contravention of the Act or any rule or order made under it. A person who accepts, utilises, or assists any person, political party, or organisation in accepting or utilising foreign contribution, or any currency or security from a foreign source, in breach of the statutory framework, is liable to imprisonment for a term which may extend to one year, or fine, or both.
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