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BJP sources said that high money through USAID for the Government of India during UPA Times reflects the increasing participation of agency and other foreign powers in India.
However, funding to non-governmental organizations in India by USAID has increased under the Modi government, in the UPA era $ 2114 million is $ 2579 million. (Representative Photo/AP)
The USAD funding was approximately $ 204 million to the Government of India under a decade, the United Progressive Alliance (UPA) rule, falling to only $ 1.5 million. Narendra Modi governmentThis indicates that the Modi government is capable of having foreign influence in Bay, data accessed by the CNN-NEWS18 show.
United States International Development Agency (USAID) Donald Trump has been focused at any time since returning to power in the US last month.
BJP sources said that high money through USAID for the Government of India during UPA Times reflects the increasing participation of agency and other foreign powers in India. “It also highlights how USAID and Deep State were involved in policy matters with their close allegiance to the Congress. During the NDA era, this number fell significantly, again showing how the Modi government has been able to maintain foreign influences in the Gulf. ,
However, funding to non-governmental organizations in India by USAID has increased under the Modi government, in the UPA era $ 2114 million is $ 2579 million. Sources in the Bharatiya Janata Party said that it shows that after the Modi government came to power, there was a significant increase in money in NGOs and other ways in India. A BJP leader claimed, “This shows how the focus from the USAID has joined the government matters, which is involved in the funding of anti-India or anti-national forums in India.”
Statistics also indicate that the USAID funding pattern has shown remarkable spikes during the major political moments, especially when the NDA government is in power or ahead of elections, possibly affecting policy decisions, strengthening of civil society groups and deep Interests, BJP sources said to shape political narratives in alignment with the state. For example, USAID funding rose from $ 121 million in 2001 to $ 154 million in 2002, and in 2020 in 2020 to $ 83 million to $ 228 million in 2022, exactly two years before the 2024 general election.
BJP sources said that it causes concern about foreign -backed efforts against BJP to shape India’s political scenario. US President Donald Trump also said on Wednesday, “… Why do we need to spend $ 21 million on voter voting in India?” I think they were trying to choose someone else. We have got to tell the Government of India … This is the total success … “He was referring to the funding of $ 21 million through USAID.
The USAID is facing allegations of using its diplomatic and political impact from the administration of President Donald Trump to intervene in other countries, often working in alignment with the interests of the so -called “deep state” to shape political consequences. doing. BJP sources claimed that in the funding of USAID, India was strategically rooted through many fronts in the funding of USAID, many Congress -backed interests were aligned and financing the funding, various topics like human rights, climate The change under change under change, minority welfare, and democracy but “eventually served as a tool for political length Is”.
BJP sources said that the funding pattern of USAID aligned with anti -government protests, media narratives and time of political movements, indicating a coordinated global push to weaken the BJP -led government and influence Indian elections Gives For example, under the classified sector “democracy, human rights, and governance”, the funds between 2001 and 2004 were more than USD 1 million annually, but it saw the exponential growth in 2022. “The increase in wealth coincides with Rahul Gandhi’s growing story. He is in danger of Indian democracy and is again showing the relationship between Congress, USAID and Deep State with the Congress, India,” a BJP leader said. .
