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French outlet slams BJP, says its report used for political gain

IndiaTimes Tuesday, 10 December 2024
Mediapart, a French investigative outlet, has accused India's ruling BJP of twisting its report on OCCRP funding to allege a US plot against the Indian government. Mediapart's director condemned the BJP's actions as politically motivated and an attack on press freedom, clarifying their report offered no support for such claims.
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