'At A Personal Level': Biocon Boss Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw Says Her Company Did Not Donate To JD(S)
Shaw reportedly brought bonds worth Rs 6 crore, as an individual donor.

Biocon Executive Chairperson Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw | File
After making the news for rectifying an X user for quoting the wrong amount, Kiran Mazumdar-Shaw, executive chairperson of Biocon Limited has now clarified, that it was not her company that directly donated to political parties, including Karnataka's Janta Dal Secular or JD(S). Shaw claimed, that these donations were made in her own personal capacity.
Shaw reportedly brought bonds worth Rs 6 crore, as an individual donor.
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Shaw took to her personal X account to say, "At a personal level I purchased electoral bonds which I donated to JDS & several parties".
She added to it by saying, "My donations were nominal on the principle of funding election campaigns with white money".
As according to the Electoral Bonds data released, the BJP topped the list of parties, with most donation, who were followed by largely Bengal-based, Mamata Banerjee-led TMC, with the largest opposition party, the Congress on the third position.
Amongst the largest institutional donors, Santiago Martin's Future Gaming topped the list with Rs 1,368 crore, followed by Megha Engineering with Rs 1,186 crore. The bond revelation also revealed, the individual donors, who donated winsome amounts to political entities. UK-based Lakshmi Niwas Mittal of Arcelor Mittal, a Luxembourg-based steel giant, bought bonds worth Rs 35 crore.
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