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Chinese Communist Party (CCP) stooge Neville Roy Singham, who financed the likes of #NewsClick, has also been peddling anti-India propaganda through a New York-based outfit called 'The People's Forum' since 2019.
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Chinese Communist Party (CCP) stooge Neville Roy Singham, who financed the likes of #NewsClick, has also been peddling anti-India propaganda through a New York-based outfit called 'The People's Forum' since 2019.
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Neville Roy Singham and his wife Jodie Evans have donated over $20.4 million to The People's Forum between 2017 and 2022.
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Opindia found that āThe Peopleās Forumā has been organising teach-in sessions, seminars and movie screenings since 2019 to disseminate a distorted idea of Jammu and Kashmir to its global audience.
It has openly called for the secession of the integral part of the Indian territory and extended support to extremist elements, calling for 'Azadi.'
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It has openly called for the secession of the integral part of the Indian territory and extended support to extremist elements, calling for 'Azadi.'
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āThe Peopleās Forumā reiterated pro-Pakistani talking points about Kashmir, referring to the region as āIndian Occupied.ā
One of the instructors of the pro-Pakistani indoctrination programme was Hafsa Kanjwal, who had earlier downplayed the Pulwama terror attack in an opinion piece in The Washington Post.
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One of the instructors of the pro-Pakistani indoctrination programme was Hafsa Kanjwal, who had earlier downplayed the Pulwama terror attack in an opinion piece in The Washington Post.
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As per a report by OSINT handle @DisinfoLab , Hafsa Kanjwal has maintained close ties with convicted ISI agent Ghulam Nabi Fai through her organisation āStand With Kashmir (SWK)ā.
She is an Assistant Professor at Lafayette College and featured prominently in several events of āThe Peopleās Forum.ā
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She is an Assistant Professor at Lafayette College and featured prominently in several events of āThe Peopleās Forum.ā
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In Sep 2019, the People's Forum conducted a āteach-in sessionā dubbed āSelf-Determination and Solidarity in Kashmir.ā
The anti-India event was sponsored by the likes of ā#Codepinkā, founded by Neville Roy Singhamās wife Jodie Evans.
Hafsa Kanjwal was invited as a speaker.
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The anti-India event was sponsored by the likes of ā#Codepinkā, founded by Neville Roy Singhamās wife Jodie Evans.
Hafsa Kanjwal was invited as a speaker.
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@DisinfoLab Besides her, ājournalistā Azad Essa was also included as the instructor for the event. Ā
Essa is the same scribe whoĀ passed offĀ the Islamic terrorist organisation, āLashkar-e-Taiba (LeT),ā as a āPakistan-based groupā in December 2022.
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Essa is the same scribe whoĀ passed offĀ the Islamic terrorist organisation, āLashkar-e-Taiba (LeT),ā as a āPakistan-based groupā in December 2022.
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In March 2023, Azad Essa was invited by āThe Peopleās Forumā to promote his book āHostile Homelands: The New Alliance between India and Israel.ā
The Neville Singham-funded organisation also promoted his propaganda film on the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir, titled āOut of Sight.ā
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The Neville Singham-funded organisation also promoted his propaganda film on the Indian State of Jammu and Kashmir, titled āOut of Sight.ā
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Hafsa Kanjwal too was invited by āThe Peopleās Forumā to the screening of another propaganda film titled āKhoon Diy Baaravā on March 29, 2019.
The unknown movie was directed by one Iffat Fatima about the supposedly āabject plightā of Kashmiris in the Valley.
Despite all-out efforts by the Neville Roy Singham-financed organisation to spread the word about the film, it failed to make an impact.
As such, another screening of the same propaganda movie was held by āThe Peopleās Forumā on March 20, 2020.
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The unknown movie was directed by one Iffat Fatima about the supposedly āabject plightā of Kashmiris in the Valley.
Despite all-out efforts by the Neville Roy Singham-financed organisation to spread the word about the film, it failed to make an impact.
As such, another screening of the same propaganda movie was held by āThe Peopleās Forumā on March 20, 2020.
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@DisinfoLab As recently as August 2023, The People's Forum was seen endorsing a book written by Hafsa Kanjwal titled āColonising Kashmir: State Building under Indian Occupation.ā
The Neville Roy financed outfit also lamented the abrogation of Article 370.
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The Neville Roy financed outfit also lamented the abrogation of Article 370.
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In October 2019, the People's Forum held a seminar on Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi and seized the opportunity to attack Hinduism under the pretext of condemning āHindutvaā.
It is aĀ classical tropeĀ used by Hinduphobes who claim āHinduismā and āHindutvaā are different. In reality, they do not make any such distinction. Interestingly, the event was co-sponsored by āHindus for Human Rights (HfHR).
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It is aĀ classical tropeĀ used by Hinduphobes who claim āHinduismā and āHindutvaā are different. In reality, they do not make any such distinction. Interestingly, the event was co-sponsored by āHindus for Human Rights (HfHR).
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@DisinfoLab Remember, HfHR was at the hem ofĀ the Hinduphobic event titled, āDismantling Global Hindutvaā conference.
Sunita Vishwanath, the co-founder of āHindus for Human Rightsā had tried toĀ create hysteriaĀ and panic about the NRC in 2019.
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Sunita Vishwanath, the co-founder of āHindus for Human Rightsā had tried toĀ create hysteriaĀ and panic about the NRC in 2019.
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The Peopleās Forum had been trying to exploit fault lines between the incumbent Indian government and the farming community in the country.
Amid the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, it conducted a seminar by a Communist party-affiliated Student Federation of India (SFI) leader V Srinivasa Rao.
The event titled āMake the land proud: Indiaās Peasant Struggles and the 2019 Electionā hoped to capitalise on the growing resentment of farmers towards the Modi government and impact the outcome of the polls.
When the Modi government introduced three historic farm laws to alleviate concerns among the farming community, The Peopleās Forum came out with all guns blazing and lent credence to the politically motivated farmerās protest and the eventual repeal of the landmark legislation.
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Amid the 2019 Lok Sabha elections, it conducted a seminar by a Communist party-affiliated Student Federation of India (SFI) leader V Srinivasa Rao.
The event titled āMake the land proud: Indiaās Peasant Struggles and the 2019 Electionā hoped to capitalise on the growing resentment of farmers towards the Modi government and impact the outcome of the polls.
When the Modi government introduced three historic farm laws to alleviate concerns among the farming community, The Peopleās Forum came out with all guns blazing and lent credence to the politically motivated farmerās protest and the eventual repeal of the landmark legislation.
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@DisinfoLab This became evident when it promoted the propaganda-laden book āWhen Farmers Stood Upā, celebrating the repeal of a law due to the āstreet vetoā.
One of the speakers invited to the panel discussion was Aishe Ghosh, who was involved in the infamous JNU riots of 2020.
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One of the speakers invited to the panel discussion was Aishe Ghosh, who was involved in the infamous JNU riots of 2020.
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@DisinfoLab Since early 2020, The Peopleās Forum began targeting Indian businesses and fostering ant-capitalistic sentiments in the country. A 4-day seminar was organised to this effect in January of that year.
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On October 26, 2022, the Neville Roy Singham-led organisation partnered with āThe Polis Projectā for an anti-India event dubbed āPlunder as Politics: Economic Inequality and Political Power in Modiās India.ā
As expected, it targeted Indian businessman Gautam Adani and accused the ruling BJP of ācrony capitalism.ā
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As expected, it targeted Indian businessman Gautam Adani and accused the ruling BJP of ācrony capitalism.ā
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@DisinfoLab The organiser of the event, The Polis Project, propagated separatist views on Kashmir and shared content favouring terrorists such as Burhan Wani, Yasin Malik and others.
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@DisinfoLab Opindia found that 'The People's Forum', funded by CCP stooge Neville Roy Singham, is obsessed with the myth of the āKerala Modelā.
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āThe Peopleās Forumā appeared fascinated with Communist hardliners such as EMS Namboodiripad.
Namboodiripad, who was the first Chief Minister of the State of Kerala, had infamously called #Gandhi a āHindu fundamentalist.ā
The Peopleās Forumā chose to organise a presentation on his life to further disseminate his āinsights on Marxist theory, the international communist movement, caste, womenās struggle, and national liberation.ā
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Namboodiripad, who was the first Chief Minister of the State of Kerala, had infamously called #Gandhi a āHindu fundamentalist.ā
The Peopleās Forumā chose to organise a presentation on his life to further disseminate his āinsights on Marxist theory, the international communist movement, caste, womenās struggle, and national liberation.ā
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āThe Peopleās Forumā also endorsed a book on Communist leader Ramchandra Babaji More, who organised the public burning of the Hindu religious text #Manusmritiā on December 25, 2027 at Mahad city in Raigad district of Maharashtra.
Interestingly, Chinese-funded NewsClick also published eulogies about RB More in May 2020.
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Interestingly, Chinese-funded NewsClick also published eulogies about RB More in May 2020.
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@DisinfoLab In August this year, OpIndia reported in detail about Vijay Prashad, the Executive Director of a leftist think tank named āTricontinentalā.
His organisation has been one of the beneficiaries of the riches of Neville Roy Singham.
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His organisation has been one of the beneficiaries of the riches of Neville Roy Singham.
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@DisinfoLab Read more about the connection between Neville Roy Singham, The People's Forum, anti-Israel protests in the US and anti-India propaganda (with all citations)
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