Mary Milbourn Accuses Soros of Backing Anti‑Government Rallies in India

Singer Mary Milbourn addressed Indian audiences through a recorded video, claiming that billionaire philanthropist George Soros is financing the ongoing protests across India. She explained that she is repeatedly queried about who is paying for the demonstrations and responded that the same international network that funds anti‑conservative actions elsewhere is active in India.

Milbourn stated that Soros's global network historically supports upheavals wherever a right‑wing administration holds sway. She also targeted Abhijit Dipke, founder of the Cockroach Janata Party, alleging that he has publicly admitted to receiving monetary assistance from Soros-linked donors, though she offered no supporting documents.

The remarks follow an earlier post on social media in which Milbourn suggested the party enjoys financial backing from "certain donors in the United States" but did not reveal identities. In the new address, she spoke directly to Dipke, urging him to redirect his communicative abilities toward positive engagement with Prime Minister Narendra Modi and the country's leadership.

Milbourn further criticized Congress leader Rahul Gandhi, suggesting that both Gandhi and Dipke are more focused on sustaining protests than delivering tangible solutions for national cohesion. She compared the Indian protests to U.S. movements such as "Antifa" and Black Lives Matter, highlighting the peaceful legacy of Martin Luther King Jr. as a model for effective, non‑violent change.

She praised Prime Minister Modi, describing his 25‑year public career and three consecutive election wins as a testament to his leadership and public trust. Milbourn dismissed allegations of electoral manipulation, affirming that the chief election commissioner will not be removed and that Modi may seek re‑election in 2029.