18/09/2026
ईसाई समूह ने कथित तौर पर 1,000 अमेरिकी डेबिट कार्डों के माध्यम से 92 करोड़ रुपये निकालकर गरीब लोगों को वामपंथी प्रशिक्षित करने और प्रेरित करने के लिए धन निकाला।
🚨 ₹92.55 CRORE, 1,000+ FOREIGN DEBIT CARDS & SERIOUS ALLEGATIONS
The CBI has registered a case against US-based Christian evangelical organisation The Timothy Initiative (TTI) and six individuals over an alleged foreign-funding operation involving approximately ₹92.55 crore.
According to the CBI FIR and information reported from the ED investigation, more than 1,000 US-issued debit cards were allegedly distributed in India. Investigators say foreign funds were withdrawn in cash through ATMs across states including Karnataka, Chhattisgarh and Assam without the organisation having the required FCRA registration or prior permission.
The investigation alleges that approximately $9.995 million was withdrawn between November 2025 and April 2026. Authorities have also alleged that some cards were issued or circulated under a common name, “Santosh Kumar,” and that ₹37 lakh in cash linked to such withdrawals was recovered during searches.
Most seriously, the FIR alleges that the money was used for missionary activities including training and preaching, as well as what investigators describe as the “brainwashing” or indoctrination of economically disadvantaged people in a manner linked to Left-Wing Extremism. Earlier ED allegations also said funds had reached Maoist-affected regions.
These remain allegations under investigation and should not be treated as established findings of guilt. The case concerns specific organisations and individuals accused by investigating agencies; it should not be generalized to Christians or Christian organisations as a whole.
The investigation raises significant questions about foreign funding, compliance with India’s FCRA framework, the use of overseas debit cards to move money into the country, and authorities’ allegations concerning activities in Left-Wing Extremism-affected areas.
Source: CourtFlix FB