A website called the “Solidarity Kit” was circulating among CJP protesters in Delhi.
Its design - and features - closely matches the operational packages used for regime change protests in Belarus (2020), Myanmar (after 2021) and Hong Kong (2019).
A Thread 🧵 on how the tools deployed in global regime change operations found its way in India.
#WATCH | Delhi: At the Republic TV Summit 2026, Prime Minister Narendra Modi says, "While a vast section of the country is aspirational, there is also a political faction whose guiding principle has become 'Always Against.' This group is consumed by chronic dissatisfaction. Today, I am going to describe the symptoms of this group; once you know the symptoms, you will understand exactly what I mean. You will be able to recognise them easily. You will often hear them ask, "That place gets 24-hour electricity; why doesn't this place?" Yet, the very next day, they will show up to protest against dams, solar parks, thermal power plants, or nuclear facilities... These are the same people who used to oppose mineral mining yet today, they ask, "Where is India's rare-earth minerals market? Where is the supply chain?... These are the very people who used to engage in the "Data vs. Atta debate, and today these same people ask, "Tell us, Modi-ji, what work has been done regarding AI?" and you will find them asking, "Why are you building this data centre? Why are you setting up this semiconductor plant?"... It is crucial for the country to understand the true character of these people. The youth of my country, in particular, need to recognise them; our genZ needs to grasp this quickly..."
(Source: DD News)