CJP Protest: Anjali Bharadwaj & Shabana Azmi spotted
September 20, 2026
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CJP Protest: Anjali Bharadwaj & Shabana Azmi, funded by Ford, Soros & deep state spotted at Delhi protest

The protest of the Cockroach Janata Party(CJP) run under the veil of democracy & constitutional rights, is in reality an anti-India toolkit with a steep network of foreign funding. Deciphering the history & roots of the high-profile protestors, reveal hints about the hidden agenda & true intentions of CJP and its demonstrations!

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The Cockroach Janata Party(CJP) is escalating a massive protest under the veil of democracy, constitutional rights, civil liberty and other ambitious terms. However, deciphering the history and roots of the high-profile protestors participating in the demonstrations, reveal hints about the hidden agenda and true intentions of the CJP. Unmasking the profile of Anjali Bharadwaj and Shabana Azmi, who were recently spotted at the CJP rally, testifies that the Cockroach Janata Party(CJP) is an anti-India toolkit, fuelled by deep foreign funding network, which is acting against the sovereignty and national security of India.

Anjali Bharadwaj, is apparently an activist who has been awarded by the US State Department. She is also an Ashoka fellow in line with Sonam Wangchuk and Arvind Kejriwal. They were funded with INR 70 lakh for the purpose of research , activism and social work & the fund comes from the US-based Ford Foundation, which is affiliated to American deep state tool, Central Investigation Agency, the infamous CIA.

She is Anjali Bhardwaj. She was awarded an Award by the US State Department.

She is, along with Shabana Azmi, the chairperson of the British Christian NGO ActionAid, which has received more than 1000 crores of foreign funding in the last few years

Please believe these people… https://t.co/tN5hufExPN pic.twitter.com/c1anMJE6NC

— Office Of Vijay Patel (@VijayGajeraO) July 20, 2026

Anjali Bharadwaj, is also repeatedly seen with Shabana Azmi, who is the Chairperson of British Christian NGO ActionAid. This NGO has apparently received more than 1000 crore of foreign funding in the last few years. Thus, these strong links of the CJP activists to foreign funding network, clearly illustrates that they are anti-India toolkits, exploited by foreign organisations and deep state to foment regime degeneration and destabilisation in India and cause threat to national security and sovereignty.

Today, Shabana Azmi was at the CJP protest.
She is the chairperson of the British Christian NGO ActionAid, which receives more than ₹85-₹ 100 crore in foreign funding every year.

This protest is not about NEET; it's about FCRA. pic.twitter.com/UmDkbWygsj

— Office Of Vijay Patel (@VijayGajeraO) July 19, 2026

These protests are not fighting for India, but they are fighting against India, as tools of global anti-India racket. The demonstrations are not against NEET examination or educational reforms. Instead, the protest is against FCRA regulations, which has tightened the foreign funding to Indian NGOs and civil society. FCRA has imposed a radar or scrutiny on the networks of foreign funds to Indian organisations thus aims to cut the fuel for anti-national activities.

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This FCRA mechanism has rattled numerous NGOs and civil society networks in India and their foreign funding sources based abroad, who were silently brewing anti-establishment activities in the country. CJP is in fact, just a puppet tool working in India. However, it is being controlled and operated from the United States. According to the CIA declassified documents, Ford Foundation has funded and partnered with many projects of the CJP and its lead Abhijit Dipke. These projects were aimed at escalating political and psychological warfare in India.

Dissecting the roots and funding sources of the CJP and its big heads, thus, reveals much about the true intentions behind the protest, which is regime degeneration and espousing anti-India, anti-Hindu, anti-government propaganda. India must thus, be vigilant about foreign-linked and funded disinformation menace that aims to cause threat to national security.

Topics: DelhiAnti IndiaProtestGeorge SorosFord FoundationCJPAnjali BharadwajShabana Azmi
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