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Two Pakistani security personnel were also injured when the cavalcade of engineers of a Chinese construction company came under attack on Faqeer Bridge in Gwadar.

A millionaire named Neville Roy Singham is funding several news publications across the world (including India) to peddle Chinese propaganda. Newsclick is reportedly one of them.

Vijay Prashad, a nephew of CPI(M)'s Brinda Karat and linked to Prabir Pukayastha's NewsClick, has been the linchpin of Neville Roy Singham's network.

While NewsClick is in the spotlight for the funding it got from China, it is important that The Hindu is probed for the same crime

Press Club of India has issued a statement in support of NewsClick which has been receiving funds from China to run propaganda

According to reports, the probe agency plans to question several Communist Party of India (Marxist) leaders, including a senior leader, about emails exchanged with Shanghai-based American tech entrepreneur Neville Roy Singham.

As per The Washington Post, three former senior US officials, who were among a dozen current and former US and Japanese officials interviewed, said that the hackers had deep, persistent access and appeared to be after anything they could get their hands on- plans, capabilities and assessments of military shortcomings.

BJP MP Mahesh Jethmalani questioned if CCP's India operations have a Congress link too, in the backdrop of NewsClick controversy

Neville Roy Singham reportedly wrote to Prakash Karat, informing him of Chinese media's wide coverage of CPI(M) in reference to Mao Zedong's birth anniversary.

In a recent emergence of purported email exchanges, Neville Roy Singham introduces NewsClick team to their Chinese handlers.