I've been getting a lot of requests from Indian journalists, so here are some of SCL's past projects in India. To… https://t.co/3rperBjrDz — Christopher Wylie (@chrisinsilico) 1522228131000

NEW DELHI: Cambridge Analytica whistleblower Christopher Wylie on Wednesday said he was providing details of “some of SCL's past projects in India”, which he said was in response to “requests from Indian journalists.”Wylie, who exposed the data breach scandal involving Facebook , attached a document to his Twitter post, detailed the company’s India operations, a day after his testimony to the UK parliament . The document has the name of the Janata Dal (United).After mentioning the Congress as one of his clients in his testimony on Tuesday, today’s document states how the now disgraced firm provided “electoral research and strategy for the 2010 state elections….for a "desired outcome" for the JD(U).JD(U) is an ally of the BJP in Bihar.The document also refers to the firm's focus on caste data. In 2012, it says SCL India carried out a caste census in Uttar Pradesh on behalf of a national party, but doesn’t specify the name.Wylie said SCL Group, the parent organisation of Cambridge Analytica, has its office headquartered in Indirapuram in Ghaziabad and its regional offices in Ahmedabad, Bengaluru, Cuttack, Guwahati, Hyderabad, Indore, Kolkata, Patna and Pune.He posted two pictures of what looks like slides of a pitch presentation of SCL India explaining its national experience in the country, which said the company has a database of over 600 districts and seven lakh villages."Our micro-level information includes household level demographics, specifically focussing on caste data, linked to online mapping applications," the document states.Wylie on Tuesday confirmed that the UK-based CA has offices and employees in India and offered to hand over relevant "documentation" to the Parliamentary committee investigating the matter."They (Cambridge Analytica) worked extensively in India. They have an office in India... I believe their client was Congress but I know that they have done all kinds of projects. I don't remember a national project but I know regionally. India's so big that one state can be as big as Britain. But they do have offices there, they do have staff," Wylie said under oath.Wylie, a data analytics expert and formerly an employee at Cambridge Analytica, has alleged that the political consultancy firm used personal information harvested from more than 50 million Facebook users to influence the US presidential elections.Wylie, 28, claims the data was sold to CA, which then used it to psychologically profile people and deliver material in favour of Donald Trump during the 2016 US elections. He also criticised CA for running campaigns in "struggling democracies", which he called "an example of what modern-day colonialism looks like".