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The BJP on Sunday (February 16, 2025) claimed that a U.S.-funded programme, now cancelled, linked to voter turnout in India is a pointer to the previous Congress-led UPA government allegedly ...

$21M for voter turnout? This definitely is external interference in India's electoral process. Who gains from this? Not the ruling party for sure!' his post read. Other funding cancelled by the US ...

BJP claims the UPA government enabled infiltration of Indian institutions through a US-funded programme for voter turnout ... enabled the infiltration of India's institutions by forces opposed ...

including $21 million allocated for voter turnout initiatives in India. The move, announced through an official DOGE post on X, has triggered a heated debate on foreign involvement in India’s ...

In a post on X, the official DOGE handle listed the number of spendings by the US taxpayer that have been cancelled, including "USD 21M for voter turnout in India." US taxpayer dollars were going ...

In a post on X, the official DOGE handle listed the number of spendings by the US taxpayer that have been cancelled, including "USD 21M for voter turnout in India." "US taxpayer dollars were going ...

The BJP termed the now-cancelled funding "external interference" in India's electoral process. "$21M for voter turnout? This definitely is external interference in India's electoral process.

Former chief election commissioner SY Quraishi has debunked claims that a US agency funded voter turnout efforts in India, calling the reports baseless. He clarified that a Memorandum of ...

The Trinamul Congress on Thursday accused the BJP of hatching a covert plan, in cahoots with the poll panel, of diluting the electoral roll in Bengal with voters from other states. The charge assumes ...

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