In a shocking revelation from Gujarat, several mysterious and Registered unrecognised political party (RUPP) have received a staggering ₹4,300 crore in donations. These parties are so obscure that most citizens have never even heard of their names. Surprisingly, they have rarely contested elections, and even when they did, their expenditure was minimal—raising serious questions about their real purpose. Where did this massive sum of money come from? Who are the people or organizations funding these ghost parties? And more importantly, where has all this money gone? Are these parties being used as conduits for political funding and money laundering? The matter raises critical concerns about transparency in political financing and the loopholes that exist in India’s electoral funding system. While citizens demand answers, the big question is—will the Election Commission step in to investigate this? Or will it, as in many past cases, first ask for affidavits and then quietly let the matter fade away? Worse still, is there a possibility that the laws might be changed again to hide such crucial data from the public? With electoral bonds already shrouded in controversy, this latest revelation adds another layer to the mystery of untraceable political donations. As voters and taxpayers, do we not deserve to know where such massive sums are flowing? This is not just about Gujarat—this is about the future of Indian democracy. If unknown parties can receive thousands of crores without proper scrutiny, what does it say about the health of our electoral system? Stay tuned as we break down the details, expose the names, and uncover the truth behind these secretive funds. Your right to know is the foundation of a transparent democracy.