Mary Millben Accuses George Soros of Funding Protests in India

During a recent video message, American singer Mary Millben made allegations that billionaire philanthropist George Soros is financially supporting protests in India aimed at undermining the government of Prime Minister Narendra Modi. Millben, a vocal supporter of Modi, has called for young Indians to unite behind the Prime Minister in light of these developments.

Claims of Foreign Influence

Millben asserted that Soros and his affiliates are responsible for orchestrating protests against conservative leaders globally. She characterized these movements as contributing to “chaos and destruction,” urging the youth of India to promote a message of peace and solidarity with their government.

“The name is George Soros and that whole machine of people are constantly funding a lot of these protests and chaos that’s breaking out across the world,” stated Millben.

Calls for Counter-Movement

In her statements, Millben accused Abhijeet Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP), of receiving financial backing from U.S.-based groups opposed to Modi. She encouraged young Indians to organize peaceful counter-movements to defend their national interests against what she perceives as disruptive protests.

Response from Abhijeet Dipke

In response to Millben’s allegations, Abhijeet Dipke defended his position on the social media platform X, emphasizing that foreign involvement in India’s domestic affairs is unwarranted. He stated, “We don’t need outsiders interfering in our country’s affairs.”

Critique of Protest Strategies

Millben further criticized Dipke and Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, suggesting that their actions contribute only to disruption without providing viable solutions. Drawing a contrast with the peaceful mobilization seen in America’s civil rights movements led by figures like Martin Luther King Jr., she called for a unified approach focused on constructive change.

Your voice should want to bring about change that unifies the country and that works with everyone to find the best solution for the people that you serve,” remarked Millben.

Encouragement for Peaceful Engagement

Millben urged protest leaders to engage directly with the Indian government, advocating for constructive mobilization rather than ongoing protests lacking clear objectives. She emphasized that movements with a definitive aim would be remembered in history while others would fade into obscurity.

Conclusion: A Call to Action

Concluding her remarks, Millben encouraged young people in India to participate in peaceful demonstrations to support Prime Minister Modi, framing this initiative as a patriotic response rooted in peace and unity.