The raids, carried out under the Foreign Exchange Management Act (FEMA), target what Indian authorities claim is a network of unlawful foreign funding, funneled under the guise of consultancy fees and investment. Reports indicate Soros’ organizations allegedly routed over $3 billion into Indian NGOs despite being restricted by India’s Ministry of Home Affairs since 2016.
“They used FDI as a cover,” one official told Indian media, suggesting a long-term scheme to bypass legal oversight and push agendas through shadow donations.
Soros’ Global Agenda Now Under U.S. Scrutiny
While India cracks down on Soros-backed entities, Republican lawmakers in the U.S. are investigating his recent acquisition of over 200 radio stations via Audacy Inc. The $415 million deal, rushed through by the Biden-era FCC, has alarmed GOP officials who worry it could give Soros direct influence over the 2024 election media narrative.
