Krishna Dutt D K (Modi Ka Pariwar)

Next Congress will have a mock general election and declare clown prince a mock PM.

Naxals were almost rooted out in India this year. But it seems that international radical networks from CHAOS INC are seeking to occupy some of the ideological and recruitment space the radical Left Naxals has lost? These possible shifts in recruitment, resources and political strategy begins with a software fortune trail of a man called Neville Roy Singham. ↪ It passes through American nonprofits, reaches Indian newsrooms and returns with violence and anarchy. ↪Most of the documents are public. The difficulty, apparently, is persuading people to read them together. The central name is Neville Roy Singham. In 2017, he sold Thoughtworks in a transaction the New York Times later valued at $785 million. That year, he married CODEPINK co-founder Jodie Evans. NYT subsequently traced an international left-radical financing network around him, describing organisations that shared personnel, premises and political messaging. Revolutionary politics had acquired formidable financial infrastructure. The scrutiny did not begin with this month’s protests. ▶In January 2022, Alexander Reid Ross and Courtney Dobson’s New Lines investigation examined almost $65 million moving through interconnected entities associated with pro-Beijing advocacy. ▶The NYT followed in 2023. ▶By July 2026, CBS reported a federal grand-jury investigation involving foreign-agent and tax-law questions. Separate congressional inquiries pursued the network’s finances and governance. Then comes CODEPINK. ↓ The NYT reported that more than $1.4 million of its donations since 2017 came from two Singham-linked groups. ↓ Then comes Tricontinental, whose executive director, Vijay Prashad, publicly credited Singham’s wealth as the original source of its endowment. The financial connections deserve to be discussed as plainly as the organisations discuss everybody else’s donors. ↓ Prashad is Brinda Karat’s nephew. In his own writing, he describes the CPI(M) leader as his aunt and recalls wanting to follow her communist example. His Indian connections extend into institutions too: investigators examining NewsClick identified remittances involving Tricontinental and other Singham-associated entities. ↓ BreakThrough News published Atul Chandra’s account of India’s “Cockroach Rebellion”; Who is Chandra? A Tricontinental Asia coordinator. Its October programme hosted CPI(M) MP John Brittas to discuss the Indian protests. ↓ CODEPINK is a curious amalgamation of wannabe leftists, hardcore jihadists and direct alliances with Afghan and Pakistani Taliban. In India,the People’s Forum appear among the signatories to Savera’s statement against “Hindu supremacy”. Progressive International’s October briefing names Indian Left student organisations and discusses turning protest into political power. Indian Alliance Paris has a reported partnership with the People’s Forum. Different organisations, overlapping campaigns, recurring points of contact with Indian politics. Then Evans says: “I want people to look at France, Spain, and India”. She was urging Indians to mobilise. Prashad publicly urged Indians to mobilise. It's now clear. India is being actively incorporated into a left-radical international "red-green" alliance's global campaign of chaos.