CJP surrenders as Modi Govt tightens noose around Dipke-Ranka-Saurav | Capital TV
Union Minister Jitendra Singh has made serious allegations against activists linked to the Cockroach Janata Party, claiming they received funds from unauthorized sources. According to the government, these entities include anti-India organizations operating both within the country and abroad. The minister asserted that foreign-funded non-governmental organizations and deep state operatives are actively trying to manufacture a negative narrative against India. This development unfolds as the government intensifies its scrutiny on activists Dipke, Ranka, and Saurav, following the recent surrender of CJP members. Authorities are closely examining the financial trails and alleged foreign connections behind these operations to determine potential violations of national regulations. The ongoing political and legal friction highlights growing concerns over foreign influence in domestic activist networks and civil society organizations.
Union Minister Jitendra Singh has accused activists associated with the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) of receiving funds from unauthorised sources, including anti-India organisations within and outside the country, alleging that foreign-funded NGOs and “deep state operatives" are manufacturing a narrative against India.
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