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‘Baseless allegation’: CJP leaders challenge Jitendra to prove foreign funding claims

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CJP activist Saurav Das rebuffed Union minister Jitendra Singh's allegations regarding foreign funding for their movement. Das demanded the provision of evidence to justify the claims being made against them. Ashutosh Ranka also challenged Singh, questioning the legitimacy of government negotiations with CJP if foreign funding was involved. The three CJP leaders were questioned for four hours by the Delhi Police Crime Branch regarding a recent protest.

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‘Baseless allegation’: CJP leaders challenge Jitendra to prove foreign funding claims
PRACHI KUMAWAT · 11/5/2026, 1:21:16 PM
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