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Sensational Allegation by American Singer Mary Millben: Abhijit Dipke and 'Cockroach Janata Party' Receiving Funding from the US!
Washington: Renowned American singer and supporter of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Mary Millben, leveled serious allegations on Wednesday (October 14) against the 'Cockroach Janata Party' (CJP) and its founder, Abhijit Dipke. Millben stated that the CJP is receiving funds from donors in the US who are opposed to Prime Minister Modi and the future of India under his leadership.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Millben said, "To all the beautiful young patriots of India: now is not the time to remain silent. Abhijit Dipke and the 'Cockroach Janata Party' are receiving funding from US-based donors who are opposed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the future of your country under his leadership."
She further added, "My young patriots, do not be afraid. Your Prime Minister—who has dedicated 25 years to serving India, including 12 years as Prime Minister and having been elected for three consecutive terms—will not bow down to the forces in my country that seek to create instability."
Millben also highlighted a global pattern. She explained that certain select American donors operate in this manner worldwide: they target conservative global leaders, identify individuals from those countries who have been educated in the US, radicalize them, send them back to their home countries, and provide funding to incite chaos and destruction. She noted that while such attempts may not always succeed, they do impact the nation's development and governance.
Millben urged the youth of India—those born, raised, and educated on Indian soil—to raise their voices, organize, and stage peaceful protests against the destructive agenda of the 'Cockroach Party.' “There must always be a counter-movement to uphold democracy and freedom. Arise, young patriots! Arise!” he urged.
These allegations have surfaced while supporters of CJP and opposition parties continue their protest in Delhi, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. However, Milban has not presented any evidence regarding this funding. Abhijit Dipke has previously denied such allegations of foreign funding.
Washington: Renowned American singer and supporter of Prime Minister Narendra Modi, Mary Millben, leveled serious allegations on Wednesday (October 14) against the 'Cockroach Janata Party' (CJP) and its founder, Abhijit Dipke. Millben stated that the CJP is receiving funds from donors in the US who are opposed to Prime Minister Modi and the future of India under his leadership.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Millben said, "To all the beautiful young patriots of India: now is not the time to remain silent. Abhijit Dipke and the 'Cockroach Janata Party' are receiving funding from US-based donors who are opposed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the future of your country under his leadership."
She further added, "My young patriots, do not be afraid. Your Prime Minister—who has dedicated 25 years to serving India, including 12 years as Prime Minister and having been elected for three consecutive terms—will not bow down to the forces in my country that seek to create instability."
Millben also highlighted a global pattern. She explained that certain select American donors operate in this manner worldwide: they target conservative global leaders, identify individuals from those countries who have been educated in the US, radicalize them, send them back to their home countries, and provide funding to incite chaos and destruction. She noted that while such attempts may not always succeed, they do impact the nation's development and governance.
Millben urged the youth of India—those born, raised, and educated on Indian soil—to raise their voices, organize, and stage peaceful protests against the destructive agenda of the 'Cockroach Party.' “There must always be a counter-movement to uphold democracy and freedom. Arise, young patriots! Arise!” he urged.
These allegations have surfaced while supporters of CJP and opposition parties continue their protest in Delhi, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. However, Milban has not presented any evidence regarding this funding. Abhijit Dipke has previously denied such allegations of foreign funding.
In a post on X (formerly Twitter), Millben said, "To all the beautiful young patriots of India: now is not the time to remain silent. Abhijit Dipke and the 'Cockroach Janata Party' are receiving funding from US-based donors who are opposed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the future of your country under his leadership."
She further added, "My young patriots, do not be afraid. Your Prime Minister—who has dedicated 25 years to serving India, including 12 years as Prime Minister and having been elected for three consecutive terms—will not bow down to the forces in my country that seek to create instability."
Millben also highlighted a global pattern. She explained that certain select American donors operate in this manner worldwide: they target conservative global leaders, identify individuals from those countries who have been educated in the US, radicalize them, send them back to their home countries, and provide funding to incite chaos and destruction. She noted that while such attempts may not always succeed, they do impact the nation's development and governance.
Millben urged the youth of India—those born, raised, and educated on Indian soil—to raise their voices, organize, and stage peaceful protests against the destructive agenda of the 'Cockroach Party.' “There must always be a counter-movement to uphold democracy and freedom. Arise, young patriots! Arise!” he urged.
These allegations have surfaced while supporters of CJP and opposition parties continue their protest in Delhi, demanding the resignation of Chief Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar. However, Milban has not presented any evidence regarding this funding. Abhijit Dipke has previously denied such allegations of foreign funding.
