New Faces in the White House, Same Old Policy Toward India

American foreign policy is largely driven by Church-backed agendas, not just the President or political parties. Its core aim is the global expansion of Christianity.

India stands as the biggest obstacle to this agenda, as it is a civilization rooted in Sanatan Dharma—an ancient tradition that presents a strong ideological challenge to the spread of Abrahamic religions.

Church-supported organizations often portray India as “anti-minority” to tarnish its image on global platforms.

Institutions like the IRFA and USCIRF regularly publish critical reports against India over its anti-conversion laws, yet remain silent on the systematic persecution and near-eradication of Hindus in Pakistan and Bangladesh.