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Behind the BJP's allegations: What Soros' connections to Congress mean for Indian politics


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  The Congress party is facing mounting pressure as the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) escalates its attack, linking the Nehru-Gandhi family to controversial Hungarian-American businessman George Soros. T

The article discusses the controversy surrounding George Soros, a billionaire investor, and his alleged connections with Sonia Gandhi and the Congress party in India, as highlighted by the Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). The BJP has accused Soros of funding the Congress party and influencing Indian politics, particularly after Soros made comments suggesting that Prime Minister Narendra Modi could be weakened by the Adani-Hindenburg issue. Soros, known for his criticism of authoritarian regimes and his support for open societies, has been accused by BJP leaders like Smriti Irani of trying to destabilize India's democracy. The Congress party has responded by dismissing these allegations, stating that Soros has never funded them and that the BJP is attempting to deflect from the Adani issue. The article also touches on Soros's past, including his financial maneuvers like the 1992 Black Wednesday, and his philanthropy through the Open Society Foundations, which supports various causes globally, including in India.

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