The Multilingual Bias and Propaganda Annotation task focuses on annotating biased and propagandist content in political discourse across English and Tamil. This paper presents the findings of the shared task on bias and propaganda annotation task. This task involves two sub tasks, one in English and another in Tamil, both of which are annotation task where a text comment is to be labeled. With a particular emphasis on polarizing policy debates such as the US Gender Policy and India’s Three Language Policy, this shared task invites participants to build annotation systems capable of labeling textual bias and propaganda. The dataset was curated by collecting comments from YouTube videos. Our curated dataset consists of 13,010 English sentences on US Gender Policy, Russia-Ukraine War and 5,880 Tamil sentences on Three Language Policy. Participants were instructed to annotate following the guidelines at sentence level with the bias labels that are fine-grained, domain specific and 4 propaganda labels. Participants were encouraged to leverage existing tools or develop novel approaches to perform fine-grained annotations that capture the complex socio-political nuances present in the data.