Indian police raid home of environmental activists over anti-fossil fuel campaign

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Indian police raided the home of environmental activist Harjeet Singh, co-founder of Satat Sampada, over allegations that his advocacy for a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty (FFNPT) undermined national interests. India's Enforcement Directorate (ED) claims Singh and his wife received nearly £500,000 to promote the FFNPT, which the ED believes could compromise India's energy security and economic development. The ED alleges the funds originated from climate campaign groups receiving money from organizations like Rockefeller Philanthropy Advisors. During the search, police found excess alcohol at Singh's home, leading to his arrest and subsequent bail. The ED is also investigating Singh's trips to Pakistan and Bangladesh. Singh and his wife deny the allegations, calling them baseless and misleading.
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