Poetic Justice Foundation distances itself from ‘farmer protests’ in India

Poetic Justice Foundation (PJF) has been beneath the scanner after environmental activist Greta Thunberg by accident uncovered on February 3 how anti-India forces try to create unrest in India. Amidst allegations of making disharmony in India, now the organisation has claimed that it has no hyperlinks with the continuing anti-farm regulation protests within the nation.
In an announcement issued on Saturday, co-founders of the organisation Mo Dhaliwal and Anita Lal stated, “Poetic Justice Foundation did not coordinate Rihanna, Grete Thunberg or any number of specific celebrities to tweet about the #FarmeraProteat. We didn’t pay anyone to tweet — and certainly didn’t pay anyone $2.5m to do so. However, we did generally encourage the entire world to share this issue. Through the international collective of organizers we encouraged the world to pay attention and amplify this message.”
Dismissing accusations of selling disharmony in India, the organisation claimed, “Poetic Justice Foundation did not coordinate any pretest activities occurring within India. Up to India’s Republic Day, January 26th, 2021, and beyond — whether at Red Fort in Delhi or elsewhere in the country. We were not involved in directing or fomenting any protest activity of any sort within India.”
9 months and $2.5 million later, we’ve bought some explaining to do.Then, let’s get again to the actual work — #FreeNodeepKaur #FarmersProtest #AskIndiaWhy pic.twitter.com/mHBXL5MUvp— Poetic Justice Foundation (@PoeticJFdn) February 6, 2021
Poetic Justice Foundation claims being hounded by Indian nationalists
Poetic Justice Foundation alleged that they’ve been receiving hateful messages from ‘self-proclaimed Indian nationalists’, regardless of not advocating hate or hurt at any level. “We were drawn to the Farmers Protest due to our connection and love for our people. This made us especially aware of the many human rights violations occurring in India,” it stated.
The organisation additional claimed, “In response to the ongoing Farmers Protest in India, we saw violence being inflicted upon peaceful protestors. We saw journalists being jailed. We saw the Government of India safeguarding the interests of corporations while engaging in disinformation to vilify farmers, landless farmers and labourers.”
PFJ seeks refuge of Amnesty International, Press Freedom Index to provide itself a ‘clean chit’
PJF stated that they linked to like-minded folks in India and employed the members of the neighborhood to boost consciousness in regards to the motion globally. The group conceded that they held conferences and brainstormed concepts to ask inquiries to the Indian democracy. “Why is India killing its farmers? Why is India killing its minorities? Why is India killing its own democracy?” the assertion learn.
The organisation claimed that the gathered well-researched data and made it publicly obtainable on an internet site, askindiawhy.com. “We didn’t take them down, because we believe in the work. There isno hate being propagated and we will never promote hate,” it alleged. Poetic Justice Foundation took the refuge of India’s press freedom idex to counsel that free speech was being curbed in India.
It stated, “Human Rights Watch has cited India for crackdown on basic freedoms while politicized institutions are given free rein to wreak havoc on the citizenry. Amnesty international faced so much interference they had todiscontinue their aid work in India. This is not conjecture. These are verifiable facts.” Further, accusing the Indian media of levelling ‘incorrect’ allegations towards PJF, it claimed that it’s a ‘concerted’ effort to deviate public consideration from the actual story.
Rihanna, paid propaganda towards India, and Poetic Justice Foundation
Popstar Rihanna, who tried to instigate protestors in India by resorting to propagating false propaganda towards the Indian authorities, has now been accused of receiving $2.5 million (Rs 18 crore) by a Public Relations agency that has Khalistani-terror hyperlinks.
Skyrocket, a PR agency the place Khalistani Mo Dhaliwal is a director, allegedly paid $2.5 million to pop star Rihanna to tweet favouring the farmer protests. In Indian foreign money, that’s properly over Rs.18 crores. The sources additionally consider that the toolkit shared by local weather activist Greta Thunberg was “fed to her” as a part of a “larger conspiracy to create disharmony” in India.
Individuals equivalent to Mo Dhaliwal, Marina Patterson, labored as a relationship supervisor in PR corporations, Anita Lal, director of World Sikh Organisation in Canada, and Canadian MP Jagmeet Singh. Anita Lal can be a co-founder of the Poetic Justice Foundation, an organisation that options prominently within the toolkit shared by Greta Thunberg.
PJF founder M Dhaliwal voices assist for Khalistan motion
Poetic Justice Foundation co-founder Mo Dhaliwal was heard in a video saying, “If the farm bills get repealed tomorrow, that is not a victory. This battle begins with the repeal of the farm laws. It does not end there. Anybody who tells you that this is going to end with the repeal of the farm bills is trying to drain energy from the movement.”
He additional requested the youth to not dismiss the thought of ‘Khalistan’ and as an alternative study in regards to the motion and embrace it. While addressing the gathering, the Khalistani supporter that their final goal is similar, no matter whether or not they’re holding a ‘Khalistani flag’ or a ‘farm bill flag’ or a ‘Kesari flag’. “We are being fed language that is separating us from each other,” he alleged.