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Satat Sampada Rejects ED Foreign-Funding Allegations Linked to Fossil Fuel Treaty Probe

The agency says it is examining about ₹6 crore in remittances it alleges financed advocacy that could threaten India’s energy security.

Overview

  • Federal investigators searched properties linked to Harjeet Singh and co-founder Jyoti Awasthi on January 5 under a FEMA inquiry into “suspicious” international payments.
  • The ED alleges consultancy and agro-sales income masked funds used to advance the Fossil Fuel Non‑Proliferation Treaty agenda in India.
  • Singh was detained by Uttar Pradesh excise officials after liquor beyond permitted limits was found at his Ghaziabad residence and was granted bail on January 6.
  • Satat Sampada called the allegations baseless and misleading, said the firm was built with personal savings, and stated it has fully cooperated while the matter remains sub judice.
  • The ED warns the treaty’s adoption could expose India to international legal challenges and harm energy security, as media reports cite COP30-linked intelligence and say more activists may face scrutiny.