Mary Millben Backs PM Modi, Alleges US Donors Fund Abhijeet Dipke and CJP
American singer Mary Millben has alleged that US-based donors opposed to Prime Minister Narendra Modi are funding Abhijeet Dipke and the Cockroach Janta Party (CJP). She has also called on young Indians to organise a peaceful counter-movement in support of democracy and freedom.
In a post on X, Millben claimed that certain foreign donors were supporting individuals working against Modi’s leadership. These allegations have added to the ongoing political debate surrounding CJP and its founder. However, the claims about foreign funding remain allegations and have been disputed by Dipke.
What Did Mary Millben Say About CJP?
Millben urged young Indians to speak out rather than remain silent. She alleged that some US-based donors opposed to Modi were supporting people seeking to disrupt governance in India.
She also claimed that certain donors follow a pattern of targeting conservative leaders internationally by supporting individuals educated in the United States who later return to their home countries.
Millben defended Modi’s political record and said he would not bow to what she described as disruptive forces. She called for a peaceful counter-movement, arguing that citizens should organise to uphold democracy and freedom.
Her remarks were made in the context of the political controversy surrounding CJP and questions about the organisation’s funding.
Who Is Mary Millben?
Mary Millben is an American singer known for patriotic performances and appearances at political and diplomatic events.
She gained wider recognition in India during the country’s 75th Independence Day celebrations in 2022. In 2023, she performed India’s national anthem during Modi’s visit to the United States.
Millben has publicly expressed support for Modi and his leadership. Her latest comments continue that support amid the political dispute over CJP.
BJP Leaders Raise Questions Over CJP Funding
The allegations come amid questions from Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) leaders regarding the funding of CJP and its founder, Abhijeet Dipke.
BJP president Nitin Nabin accused opposition leaders and CJP of attempting to destabilise India with foreign backing. BJP MP Nishikant Dubey also questioned the sources of funding associated with Dipke.
These statements have intensified the political discussion about transparency, foreign contributions and the activities of political organisations.
Abhijeet Dipke Rejects Foreign Funding Allegations
Dipke has rejected allegations that CJP receives foreign funding.
He argued that if overseas money had entered the organisation’s activities, it would indicate a failure by the Union Home Ministry to enforce the country’s rules. He also challenged Union Home Minister Amit Shah to explain how such funding could enter India under the ministry’s watch.
The opposing claims have made the source of CJP’s funding a central issue in the dispute. The allegations should not be treated as established facts without independently verified evidence.
Millben Calls for a Peaceful Counter-Movement
Alongside her criticism of CJP, Millben called on young Indians to organise peacefully in support of Modi and what she described as democratic values.
Her appeal comes as political leaders and CJP representatives exchange accusations over the organisation’s activities and funding.
The debate raises questions about political accountability, foreign funding transparency and the role of peaceful public mobilisation in a democracy.
What Happens Next?
The dispute over CJP’s funding remains contested, with allegations from Millben and BJP leaders opposed by Dipke’s denial.
Any definitive conclusion about foreign financial support would require verifiable evidence and relevant official findings. Until then, the claims should be understood as allegations made by the individuals involved in the political debate.
