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COUNTERING CHINA’S WELL FUNDED AND SUBTLY WAGED,

PROPAGANDA WAR

 

China engages in a well-funded and subtly executed propaganda campaign. The New York Times' investigation has exposed intricate Chinese influence activities worldwide, with serious security implications for India. Central to these revelations is a network by American millionaire Neville Roy Singham, who operates from Shanghai and maintains close ties with the Chinese Communist Party (CCP)and its propaganda apparatus.

Singham-established or funded non-profit organizations have channelled resources toward think tanks, political parties, and media in various countries. What unifies these recipients is their promotion of CCP messaging.

 In the context of India, Singham's network provided funding for a news website. These efforts are carefully orchestrated to present a façade of impartiality.

 

Under the leadership of Xi Jinping, China has significantly intensified such endeavors, aiming to construct a positive global narrative about the country. This involves cultivating networks of news outlets, disseminating misinformation, and supporting seemingly innocuous public ventures.

Similar influence campaigns are being directed at India with China's considerable resources. The vastness of India, its complex administrative landscape, and a multitude of differing opinions provide fertile ground. The presence of a significant number of underemployed or poorly compensated individuals further heightens India's susceptibility, allowing Beijing to exploit these vulnerabilities. As such, India must exercise heightened vigilance against China's  influence warfare.

Report in ‘The New York Times’

 

‘The New York Times’ is now admitting that Neville Roy Singham and his NewsClick are dangerous tools of the CPC and promoting China’s political agenda across the world.

 

Much before NYT, India has long been telling the world that News Click is a dangerous global web of Chinese propaganda. Supported by like-minded forces, Neville Roy Singham has been furthering a dubious Chinese anti-India agenda.

 

In 2021, when India’s law enforcement agencies initiated an inquiry against News Click based on strong evidence of money laundering, the Congress and the entire Left-Liberal ecosystem came to defend it.

 

It is natural for these forces to defend Neville and News Click because national interest never matters to them. Congress Party signed an MoU with the CPC in the year 2008 to promote Chinese interest in India and accepted donations for the Rajiv Gandhi Foundation  from the Chinese embassy.

 

Not just News Click many media and Fact check entities are openly funded by Foreign regimes either directly or indirectly. Political parties like AAP, Judiciary related foundations, and the entire NGOS do the same.

News click ran 2 stories all day, for many days. One was Rafael and other was Adani. Few Indian newspapers also ran huge editorials on Rafael, in run up to 2019 elections showing the extent of Chinese influence.

Support From Press Club of India

After being called a Chinese mouthpiece for pushing Beijing’s agenda, a Delhi-based media portal News Click, which is financed by American tech mogul Neville Roy Singham has found support for its nefarious actions.The Press Club of India has come out to defend, the dubious organisation and released a statement in its favour.

They said that the recent exposé as a “targeted campaign” .We the undersigned organisations, express deep concern over the ongoing targeted campaign against the news web portal News click and its founders. The recent accusations levelled by senior members of parliament, suggesting that the portal serves as a mouthpiece for China are both unwarranted and condemnable.

It was signed by Umakant Lakhera who is the president of the club and Shobhna Jain, president of the Indian Women’s Press Corps. It also contained the names of C.K. Nayak, president of the press association along with Sujata Madhok, president of the Delhi Units of Journalists.