The Diplomatic Siege Against Propaganda On Agricultural Laws

The diplomatic siege against propaganda on agricultural laws, India observes network spread all over the world.

The government has taken very seriously the manner in which some foreign politicians have started to target Indian democracy, along with many celebrities under the guise of the movement against the new agricultural laws.

While the government has identified foreign agencies engaged in provoking anti-India sentiments under the guise of this issue, on the other hand, it has also increased its diplomatic siege.

The entire Ministry of External Affairs has been renewed against this kind of propaganda.

Close contact with agencies like World Bank, IMF

Officials of Indian embassies spread all over the world are personally meeting celebrities from other countries and have started a campaign to tell them the truth of the ground situation.

The multinational agencies are also being contacted which have been demanding agrarian reforms in India till now.

Sources in the Ministry of External Affairs said that the officials of the major embassies have been directed to meet the influential people there, their opinion Know and inform their opinion to the Ministry of External Affairs in New Delhi.

Also, representatives of the Embassy of India meet officials of agencies like the World Bank, International Monetary Fund (IMF), and Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO) and inform them about the agricultural reforms happening in India.

Indian officials are also in touch with economic ministries of foreign governments. More recently, the US Foreign Ministry supported India’s agricultural reform laws.

Campaign to keep right conditions in foreign media also started

All the international agencies including the World Bank and other developed countries have been making such demands for a long time.

These agencies are being told that efforts are being made to influence the entire process of reforms by campaigning internationally against the ongoing reforms in India.

Sources said that all foreign consulates and embassies have also been instructed to keep in touch with foreign governments on the issue of human rights.

Along with these agencies, the officials of the Ministry of External Affairs of India have been told to keep the Indian side firmly through foreign print and electronic media.

More attention is given to farmers’ movement on foreign media and the internet.

They have been asked to keep a close watch on the campaign of encircling India in the guise of the human rights issues on the internet media as well as the attitude of the local media there.

India is deeply concerned that the anti-agricultural law movement that has been going on for two months has started getting more attention from foreign media and internet sites.

It is worth mentioning that several other eminent personalities of the world have also jumped in this matter after the recent tweet by famous pop singer Rihanna in favor of the anti-agriculture law movement.