NEW DELHI: Greenpeace India vowed Thursday to overcome any attempt to silence its voice, with staff ready to work for free if funds run out, as it accused the government of waging a "malicious" campaign against it.

Executive director Samit Aich said the environmental pressure group was "hopeful" the Delhi High Court would uphold its petition challenging the government's move to freeze its accounts at a hearing next Tuesday.

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