“Kerala Jesuit Priest Identified As Mastermind Behind Delhi’s CJP Unrest”, The Commune, July 26, 2026
“A Kerala Jesuit priest named George Mutholil has been identified as the key strategist behind the current protests and unrest in New Delhi, according to a PGurus article. The demonstrations, organized by the Cockroach Janata Party (CJP), demand the resignation of Union Human Resource Development Minister Dharmendra Pradhan. Although the agitation is publicly framed around opposition to the National Eligibility cum Entrance Test (NEET) for medical and dental college admissions, the deeper motive attributed to Mutholil is resistance to the Foreign Contribution Regulation Act (Amendment) Bill of 2026, which seeks to tighten controls on foreign donations to religious bodies, NGOs, and evangelists.
This claim was highlighted by Prof. K. S. Radhakrishnan, former vice-chancellor of Sree Sankara Sanskrit University at Kalady. In a podcast with the social-media channel India Live, the professor described Mutholil as someone who harbours deep hostility toward Sanatana Dharma, Prime Minister Narendra Modi, the RSS, and India as a nation. He called the priest’s present actions an attempt to permanently undermine the country and noted that priests and nuns are playing a prominent role in the campaign against the FCRA amendment.
Mutholil, who earlier served as director/principal of Loyola College in Thiruvananthapuram, keeps a deliberately low profile, stays off social media, and rarely appears at public events. He is portrayed as an undercover Vatican operative who combines evangelism with Maoist tactics. He allegedly recognised the anti-NEET protests as a useful opening and directed Congress leaders, including Rahul Gandhi and Mallikarjun Kharge, to join and escalate the agitation in the capital. Even after the Prime Minister informed NDA MPs that 16 people linked to the NEET paper leak had been arrested and that the government would take every necessary step, Mutholil remained unsatisfied………”
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