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Al Jazeera has published a video report, claiming that the recent anti-encroachment drive in Assam's Dhubri 'displaced' 4,000 'Bengali-speaking Muslims'. 

On 30th October 2026, legal reporting portal Bar and Bench published an article headlined, "Holy cow, unholy sentence".  

Andy Mukherjee, the brown sepoy at the helm of maligning India at Bloomberg, carried out a hit job in an article titled 'Apple's iPhone Factories Won't Make India the Next China'.

From France, Albania, the US, Brazil, and Greece to India, the transnational Islamo-leftist protest ecosystem with deep pockets is tapping domestic issues in target countries and turning them into a platform for broader political and ideological confrontation, with an announced or unannounced aim, in many cases, of regime change. 

On 19th October, The Indian Express article headlined, "How saffron groups are ‘pushing out’ non-Hindus of Navratri events", cherry-picks a few incidents of confrontations and announcements at Navratri Garba events in Gujarat to weave a narrative that there is a systematic "saffron" campaign of exclusion against Muslims that contradicts the UNESCO's recognition of Garba as inclusive. 

The card displayed by Gautam bears the name of Hitman Media Private Limited, a company incorporated on October 10, 2026. By October 16, the company was just six days old.

While it is widely known that a significant number of CJP supporters have been masquerading as 'independent journalists', a digital news platform, Human Online, and one of its ground reporters have been called out on social media, not for their propaganda but for their Pakistan connection. 

As the CJP launched its protest against CEC Gyanesh Kumar in New Delhi over the Special Intensive Revision (SIR) of the electoral rolls on 10th October, Asra Nomani warned India about the Communist-Islamist playbook being executed in India after it wreaked havoc in France.