Following are the top buyers of the scrapped electoral bonds, the data for which was released by the Election Commission on Thursday.

• Future Gaming and Hotel Services: Rs 1,368 crore
• Megha Engineering and Infrastructure Ltd: Rs 966 crore
• Qwik Supply Chain Private Ltd: Rs 410 crore
• Vedanta Ltd: Rs 400 crore
• Haldia Energy Ltd: Rs 377 crore
• Bharati Group - Rs 247 crore
• Essel Mining and Industries Ltd: Rs 224 crore
• Western UP Power Transmission: Rs 220 crore

• Keventer Foodpark Infra Ltd: Rs 194 crore
• Madanlal Ltd: Rs 185 crore
• DLF Group: Rs 170 crore
• Yashoda Super Speciality Hospital: Rs 162 crore
• Utkal Alumina International: Rs 145.3 crore
• Jindal Steel and Power Ltd: Rs 123 crore
• Birla Carbon India: Rs 105 crore
• Rungta Sons: Rs 100 crore
• Dr Reddy's: Rs 80 crore
• Piramal Enterprises Group: Rs 60 crore
• Navyuga Engineering: Rs 55 crore
• Shirdi Sai Electricals: Rs 40 crore
• Edelweiss Group: Rs 40 crore
• Cipla Ltd: Rs 39.2 crore
• Lakshmi Niwas Mittal: Rs 35 crore
• Grasim Industries: Rs 33 crore
• Jindal Stainless: Rs 30 crore
• Bajaj Auto: Rs 25 crore
• Sun Pharma Laboratories: Rs 25 crore
• Mankind Pharma: Rs 24 crore
• Bajaj Finance: Rs 20 crore
• Maruti Suzuki India: Rs 20 crore
• Ultratech: Rs 15 crore
• TVS Motors: Rs 10 crore 
• Here's the full list of electoral bond donors