The Indian National Congress has formally raised concerns regarding the financial activities of unregistered political parties, alleging that these entities are being used as conduits for tax evasion totaling approximately ₹10,000 crore. The party claims that the lack of regulatory oversight for these unregistered groups allows for the illicit movement of funds, effectively bypassing established tax laws.

In response to these allegations, the Congress leadership has demanded the formation of a Joint Parliamentary Committee (JPC) to investigate the scope of the alleged evasion. The party argues that such a committee is necessary to ensure transparency and accountability in political funding, suggesting that the current system is vulnerable to exploitation by those seeking to launder money or avoid tax liabilities.

While the Congress has framed this as a significant financial scandal requiring immediate legislative scrutiny, the government and the accused parties have not yet provided a detailed public rebuttal to these specific figures. The demand for a JPC represents a broader effort by the opposition to challenge the government's oversight of political finance. As of now, the allegations remain a point of political contention, with the Congress positioning the issue as a matter of national financial integrity, while the ruling coalition has yet to formally address the specific claim of a ₹10,000 crore evasion scheme.