Conspiracy To Discredit India In The World Exposed

Conspiracy to discredit India in the world exposed, accidentally share with Thanborg’s tweet, open toolkit.

The toolkit, mistakenly shared with the tweet of international environmental activist Greta Thunberg, has unleashed an international conspiracy to discredit India.

The tool kit gave a complete roadmap for campaigning propaganda against the Indian government on January 26 as well as February 4.

However, Greta later deleted it and tweeted a new toolkit, but by then it was late and the nexus of anti-India elements had come in front of the world under the guise of the peasant movement.

Expose big conspiracy

In fact, on Wednesday, when many international celebrities including pop star Rihanna and porn star Mia Khalifa started tweeting in favor of the farmer’s movement, it was seen as a normal attempt to gain popularity.

Apparently, in India too, many celebrities questioned the information of the farmer’s movement of foreign celebrities and sharply countered it.

But the toolkit accompanying the tweet by environmental activist Greta Thunberg made it clear that tweets from celebrities are not just to garner popularity, but are part of a larger international conspiracy.

It was a conspiracy

This international conspiracy was being prepared for a long time. A clash with police during the Attachment Toolkit Tractor Rally, along with Greta Thunberg’s tweet, and the police action in response to it was designed to project farmers across the world as vandalism.

Along with taking out the rally, posting posts on social media, people were also told about which international, national, and local organizations and people to tag with which hashtags.

Tried to discredit the Indian government

Their best effort was to discredit the Government of India on the occasion of Republic Day by proving it to be dictatorial and oppressive.

For this, the program was set from 21 January to 25 January to create an atmosphere in the whole world.

The depth of the plot can be gauged from the fact that preparations were already made to open a front through foreign celebrities on January 26, just a week after India’s infamy.

The conspiracy failed due to the restraint of the Delhi Police

However, this conspiracy could not take off because on 26 January, despite all the hustle and bustle of the farmers, the restraint of the Delhi Police fired the air of all this preparation.

All the videos and photos were telling the story of the brutality of the farmers instead of the police.

Despite the backlash on 26 January, on 4-5 February, under the pre-decided schedule, an attempt was made to discredit India through the celebrities.

Now the bet is going to reverse

A senior official associated with the case said that as of January 26, the stakes of February 4-5 are also going to reverse.

According to him, the FIR against Greta Thunberg was not just for tweeting in favor of the peasant movement, but because of the toolkit that outlined the international conspiracy.

After the FIR, the police will be able to investigate and take action against the indigenous and foreign forces involved in this conspiracy, from those who prepared the toolkit.

What is a tool kit

The tool kit contains guidelines and content related to trending a campaign via Twitter. It contains information related to hashtags, tagging accounts, videos and photos, and related topics.

This is in a way the entire content related to the tweet, which just has to be copy-pasted.

In this, the date and time are fixed, so that simultaneously the hashtag can be trended on Twitter and pressure can be created on the other side.

Greta’s full name is Greta Tintin Eleonora Arnman Thunberg, daughter of opera singer Malena Erman and actor Swanthe Thunberg. 18-year-old Greta lives in Stockholm, Sweden’s capital.

She is known for her campaign to strike at the school on Friday in 2018 concerning the topic of climate change. She is suffering from Asperger’s syndrome, a type of autism.

Greta’s emphasis is on climate change. She first heard about it at the age of eight, after which she became a vegetarian and stopped flying.