India, Oct. 30 -- As many as 1,330, or 65 per cent, of the total registered unrecognised political parties (RUPPs) in India did not have their annual audit and contribution reports available in the public domain for FY 2024-25, according to a report by the Association for Democratic Reforms (ADR).

Of the 734 (35 per cent) remaining parties covered by the report's overall figures, reports for both financial disclosures were available for only 461 (22.23 per cent) parties, while 159 had submitted only audit reports and 114 submitted only contribution reports.

ADR, an NGO that works on electoral and political reforms, analysed the availability of financial disclosures, income, expenditure, donations, and electoral performance of RUPPs. Its...