"Words of Highest Chairs Hold No Value": CJP Slams Jitendra Singh Over Foreign Funding Claims
The Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) slams Union Minister Jitendra Singh after allegations of funding from anti-India organisations and foreign sources.
A fierce political showdown has erupted between the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP) and the Union Government after Union Minister Jitendra Singh leveled serious allegations of illegal foreign funding against the party's activists. The CJP has responded with a scathing counter-offensive, claiming that the words of those in the highest positions of power no longer carry any value.
The Allegations: "Deep State Operatives" and Foreign Money
The controversy began when Union Minister Jitendra Singh, while addressing the media in Bengaluru, claimed that CJP activists are being bankrolled by unauthorized overseas sources and entities working against India's interests. Singh asserted that there is ample evidence to prove that the party is being funded by anti-India NGOs and organizations both within the country and abroad.
According to the Union Minister, a specific narrative is being manufactured by "deep state operatives" and foreign-funded forces. Singh specifically named individuals associated with the campaign, alleging that Abhijeet Dipke has been receiving funds from donors based in the USA, and that Ashutosh Ranka has been paid by politicians from Pakistan.
CJP's Fiery Response
The Cockroach Janata Party did not hold back in its rebuttal. Taking to the social media platform X, the party condemned the allegations as a "shameful reality," arguing that Union Ministers can make baseless claims without facing consequences.
"This is the shameful reality. A Union Minister can say anything and get away with it. This is precisely why even the Words of those occupying the highest chairs hold no Value today," the CJP stated.
Parallel Clash: Congress and BJP Over Funding
While the CJP battles the Union Minister, a similar war of words is playing out between the Congress and the BJP. Karnataka Home Minister Priyank Kharge has launched a sharp attack on the BJP following allegations that the Congress party also receives foreign funding.
Kharge questioned the competence of the nation's top security and intelligence apparatus, including Union Home Minister Amit Shah, External Affairs Minister S Jaishankar, the Intelligence Bureau (IB), and the Research and Analysis Wing (RAW). He argued that if such claims are being made without a "shred of evidence," it reflects poorly on the ability of these agencies to provide factual data.
The Challenge for an Open Debate
Backing a challenge previously issued by Rahul Gandhi, Minister Kharge has dared Prime Minister Narendra Modi to enter an open debate regarding foreign funding. In a bold suggestion, Kharge proposed that the debate should include the funding sources of the Congress, the BJP, and the RSS, with RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat serving as the moderator.
This challenge follows a move by Rahul Gandhi, who intensified the demand for a face-to-face discussion by launching a poll on X, asking young Indians if they wished to see the two leaders engage in a public debate on these issues.