An alleged Indian representative of billionaire George Soros, is being investigated by the Central Bureau of Investigation (CBI) and other agencies for allegedly attempting to overthrow the government in India by misusing websites.
Reports in a section of media in south India say DigiPub is a route and is also involved in the Chinese fund case.
A Kerala-based journalist has been alleged of taking funds from American billionaire George Soros to influence the Indian media and subsequently Indian elections against the Modi government.
Mischievous elements were accused of collecting money from foreign agencies and collecting election fund dollar bonds.
Soros’s Open Society Foundation funds online media in India through the Digipub organisation.
Several 'news' organisations are linked and have been benefited by such funding routes.
Reports on these lines .... are being examined closely by several agencies.
Reports say some of these media outlets highlighted Manipur violence, the anti-CAA protests against the Narendra Modi government ad also issues and events related to farmers’ protests, Khalistani violence and Maoist violence at times going out of the way.
Foreign aid is also provided to the member institutions through the DigiPub. The said journalist (name withheld by blogger) was on the radar of central agencies as the head of Digi Pub, which receives foreign funds and helps in anti-national activities.
ZZZZ the chief organizer of the ‘Cutting South’ media festival in Kochi, had admitted to the police that she had received foreign funds. In her statement to the Bangalore Central Police, zzz said that the session on climate change at the separatist media conference was sponsored by the Canadian High Commission and the money for it was received.
The other expenses of the conference were fully borne by the Kerala Media Academy.
The logo of Cutting South depicted the separation of South India and received foreign funds for the conference. Cutting South means Cutting Edge and so on. zzzz has given statement that she is not associated with any organization including Popular Front.
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