Delhi Police allege NewsClick received 'illegal funds' from US-based millionaire Neville Roy Singham who is believed to be 'at the centre' of a 'global web of Chinese propaganda'.
Chakravarty moved application before Special Judge Hardeep Kaur last week, seeking pardon and claiming he had material information that he was willing to disclose to Delhi Police.
Also accused in Bhima Koregaon case, activist Gautam Navlakha will be questioned in connection with ‘illegal funds’ which Delhi police claim were routed to NewsClick, it is learnt.
The businessman accused of spreading Chinese propaganda in India is stated to be currently based in Shanghai. This is understood to be 2nd summons issued to Singham by ED.
Delhi Police has lodged cases against the 2 under the anti-terror law for allegedly receiving money to spread pro-China propaganda. Both were arrested on 3 October.
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In FIR lodged on complaint by MHA undersecretary, CBI says the accused received foreign funding ‘in contravention’ of FCRA norms to ‘infuse opaque foreign funds’ into NewsClick.
ThePrint analyses financial records of PPK NewsClick Studio Private Limited, which owns NewsClick, for the period from 11 January 2018 to 31 March 2022.
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The Editors Guild should pass a resolution condemning the Govt of India for trying to safeguard the country’s interests. The Communist Party of India should demand a Bharat Ratna for Neville Roy Singham for his yeoman service to further the tinpot dictator’s global agenda. Purkayastha should be honoured by presenting him with an honorary doctorate from JNU.
The Editors Guild should pass a resolution condemning the Govt of India for trying to safeguard the country’s interests. The Communist Party of India should demand a Bharat Ratna for Neville Roy Singham for his yeoman service to further the tinpot dictator’s global agenda. Purkayastha should be honoured by presenting him with an honorary doctorate from JNU.