Serious allegations by Union Minister Jitendra Singh regarding foreign funding

Union Minister Jitendra Singh recently made a significant statement, leveling serious allegations of receiving foreign funding against Abhijit Deepak, the founder of the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), and co-founder Ashutosh Ranka. According to reports from PIB Delhi and Sandesh, the Minister claimed that Abhijit Deepak is receiving financial assistance from America, while Ashutosh Ranka is receiving it from Pakistan. According to the Minister, these individuals are spreading misinformation in the country, and behind them are foreign-funded NGOs, 'Deep State' agents, and anti-India elements.

Jitendra Singh clarified that foreign funding is regulated through the Foreign Contribution (Regulation) Act (FCRA). Defining the 'Deep State', he stated that it is a secret network of influential people in the government, corporate, and non-governmental sectors, whose main objective is to weaken elected politicians. Furthermore, referring to 'Operation Sindoor', he mentioned that a woman involved in the anti-SIR campaign had also received funds. The Minister emphasized that the allegations made against SIR are baseless and lack any facts. He questioned the credibility of those making the allegations and stated that the sources of their funding should be investigated.

Targeting the opposition politically, the Minister also launched sharp attacks. He said that the opposition adopts a selective approach on issues like education and examinations, looking only at the ruling party. The opposition turns a blind eye to problems occurring in Congress-ruled states like Punjab or Karnataka, but gives more importance to issues in Delhi. Jitendra Singh added that those who cannot win elections are now taking their campaigns to the streets.

Along with these statements, Jitendra Singh also inaugurated a new seismic observatory in the high earthquake-prone area of Kishtwar. On this occasion, he emphasized the expansion of infrastructure for disaster management and weather monitoring under the Ministry of Earth Sciences.

Jitendra Singh serves as a Union Minister in the Government of India. He holds responsibility for important departments such as Science and Technology and Earth Sciences. During his tenure as a Minister, he has been playing an active role in the inauguration of various scientific projects and policy decisions.