I have come across shocking and deeply troubling evidence regarding SOROS backed Mishi Choudhary and her organization, the Software Freedom Law Center, India (SFLC.in). This is not just any routine matter—this is an issue of national security and financial fraud, and I urge you to take immediate action.
After carefully analyzing publicly available sources and verifying claims, I have compiled damning evidence of serious violations of India’s Prevention of Money Laundering Act, 2002 (PMLA), the Income Tax Act, and other applicable laws. I am presenting these facts as an independent researcher and whistleblower.
1. Foreign Influence and Anti-National Activities
Make no mistake—SFLC.in was never an organic Indian initiative. From the very beginning, it has served as an instrument of foreign interference in India’s affairs. Their parent organization, SFLC New York, has openly admitted that SFLC.in is funded by American donors and George Soros’ Open Society Foundation—an entity notorious for meddling in sovereign nations under the pretense of “philanthropy” and “human rights.”
🔹 OSF Funded study visit : OSF India grant to SFLC
🔹 Official admission of SOROS funding: SFLC New York’s statement
How is it that an SOROS-funded legal organization is allowed to operate in India, influencing policy, filing petitions in the Supreme Court and engaging in advocacy ?
2. Who is Mishi Choudhary and What is She Hiding?
Despite being an American citizen, Mishi Choudhary (MC) controls and runs SFLC.in. She pretends to be employed at Vertu as a cover, but in reality, she is the de facto head of SFLC.in, controlling its financial operations and directing its activities.
Evidence of her deep entrenchment in SFLC.in is available in the public domain:
🔹 Her own website: mishichoudhary.com
🔹 Her direct involvement in SFLC.in’s advocacy efforts: Instagram post
🔹 Her role in global lobbying networks: Global Network Initiative Board
So, despite being a foreign national, she is actively influencing legal, policy, and regulatory matters in India—is this even legal?
3. Suspicious Financial Dealings – Where is the Money Really Going?
The financials of SFLC.in are highly suspicious and indicative of a hawala-style money laundering operation. The modus operandi is clear:
1️⃣ Foreign funds are received in Mishi Choudhary’s personal U.S. bank account.
2️⃣ Instead of direct transfers, she funnels money to SFLC.in employees in India, ensuring that the financial trail remains murky.
3️⃣ Meanwhile, SFLC.in publicly claims laughably low expenses, which do not align with its operational size.
The Numbers Don’t Add Up!
📌 SFLC.in claims to have 14 employees (SFLC team).
📌 But their FY 23-24 Income Tax statement declares only ₹28 lakh as consultancy fees out of ₹38 lakh in total donations (Audit Report).
📌 This means each employee is supposedly paid just ₹2.3 lakh per year—a measly ₹19,000 per month!
Are we really expected to believe that legal and technology professionals are working for peanuts? Clearly, there are undisclosed foreign money flows.
4. Can an American Citizen Practice Law in India?
Now, here is a legal question that should shock everyone:
🔴 Can an American national like Mishi Choudhary legally file petitions in Indian courts? NO.
Yet, she has done exactly that!
She has filed petitions before Indian courts as an advocate, even though the Advocates Act, 1961, does not permit foreign nationals to practice law in India.
🚨 Evidence of her legal petition: SFLC filing in Delhi HC
And here’s where it gets worse—this petition was related to Briar, a messaging platform used by terrorists. The Delhi High Court dismissed her plea, stating:
“The blocking orders have been passed… as it was being used by the terrorists and their supporters to disturb the security and sovereignty of the country.”
🔹 Court decision: Read here
So not only is an American national illegally practicing law in India, but she is also filing cases that indirectly benefit those using platforms linked to terrorism!
5. Connection to Wikipedia and ANI v. Wikipedia Case
This entire network runs deeper than expected. Mishi Choudhary’s real brother, Kabir Darshan Choudhury (who is also in process of getting american citizenship), works at Wikipedia and has been influencing Wikipedia’s role in legal proceedings in India.
📌 He has previously worked with SFLC.in and has used his position to influence the ANI v. Wikipedia case.
📌 In 2015, SFLC.in gave him a loan, which is not disclosed as a conflict of interest even though SFLC.in continues to issue statements on Wikipedia-related issues.
🔹 Loan evidence in SFLC audit report: Read here
🔹 SFLC’s biased statement on Wikipedia: Read here
So Wikipedia is being used as a tool to control narratives, and SFLC.in is playing an active role in this propaganda!
6. National Security is at Stake!
This is not just a case of financial fraud—this is foreign interference in India’s internal affairs. SFLC.in has been involved in multiple instances of political meddling, including during the farmer protests.
🔹 SFLC’s interference in the farmer protests: Read here
The pattern is clear—SFLC.in and its foreign backers are manipulating Indian policy, law, and public discourse.
Final Call to Action – India’s Sovereignty is NOT for Sale!
It is high time that authorities wake up and take swift, decisive action against SFLC.in and Mishi Choudhary for their violations of Indian law and interference in national security matters.
🔴 Immediate investigation into SFLC.in’s finances and foreign funding is necessary.
🔴 Strict action must be taken to shut down these foreign-funded propaganda networks.
🔴 We cannot allow foreign-funded agents to operate unchecked in our country!
Jai Hind!
