Attempts being made to create unrest in India with foreign funds: Dilip Ghosh

West Bengal Panchayat and Rural Development Minister Dilip Ghosh has alleged that significant foreign funds are entering the country to stir up unrest across India. Making these remarks after his morning walk at Eco Park in Kolkata on Tuesday, he claimed that suspicious financial flows are operating between New Delhi and Kolkata with the explicit intention of disrupting domestic peace and stability.

Dilip Ghosh further claimed that specific anti-India factions based in Bangladesh are actively trying to influence internal Indian politics. He alleged that online platforms and social media networks are being systematically leveraged to spread provocative narratives. Despite these accusations, he maintained that India genuinely supports the socio-economic advancement and welfare of Bangladesh.

Referring to recent high-profile protests in New Delhi demanding the resignation of Election Commissioner Gyanesh Kumar, Ghosh asserted that foreign-backed anti-India elements played an underlying role in coordinating the demonstration. He warned that organized groups are trying to misguide public opinion in major metropolitan hubs like Delhi and Kolkata.

However, the senior politician did not present any official documentation or concrete evidence to substantiate his allegations during the press interaction. Political observers note that while such statements reflect ongoing security concerns, their lack of evidentiary backing makes them a point of ongoing public and political debate.