New Delhi [India], June 30 (ANI): Bharatiya Janata Party MP Nishikant Dubey hit out at the Congress party on Monday by sharing a document released by the US intelligence agency CIA in 2011.

Nishikant Dubey alleged that under the leadership of late Congress leader HKL Bhagat, more than 150 Congress MPs were 'funded' by the Soviet Union, who acted as 'agents' of Russia.

'Congress, Corruption, and Slavery. This unclassified secret document was released by the CIA in 2011. According to it, under the leadership of the late Congress leader HKL Bhagat, more than 150 Congress MPs were funded by Soviet Russia, acting as agents for Russia?', Nishikant Dubey wrote in his 'X' post.

The BJP MP mentioned that a group of journalists were their 'agents'. Nishikant Dubey claimed that the document he shared contains a list of 16,000 news articles that Russia published.

He further alleged that during the Congress regime, 1100 people from the Russian intelligence agency were in India and they kept bureaucrats, business organisations, communist parties, and opinion makers in their 'pockets'.

Nishikant Dubey further alleged that Congress candidate Subhadra Joshi took Rs 5 lakh from the German government in the name of elections during the Soviet Union regime, and after losing, became the president of the Indo-German Forum.

'A group of journalists were their agents, and there is mention of a total of 16,000 news articles that Russia got published? Around that time, 1100 people from Russian intelligence agencies were in India, keeping bureaucrats, business organisations, communist parties, and opinion makers in their pockets, shaping India's policies along with information. Congress candidate Subhadra Joshi took 5 lakh rupees from the German government in the name of elections during that time, and after losing, became the president of the Indo-German Forum. Is this a country or a puppet of slaves, agents, and middlemen? Congress must answer, should there be an investigation on this today or not?', Nishikant Dubey said in his 'X' post. (ANI)