Anti India Propaganda

Meta noted that the pro-Khalistani propaganda by China was not limited to Facebook alone. The Chinese Communist Party (CCP) bots also used social media platforms like X (formerly Twitter) and Telegram.

Nitasha Kaul conjectured a make-believe story to lend credence to the conspiracy theory mainstreamed by Congress party about the Electronic Voting Machines.

The appointment of Asif Mahmood to the USCIRF is not without reason. He has been at the forefront of peddling anti-India propaganda under the guise of 'human rights' activism.

The report titled 'Modi Mirage' claimed to have surveyed just 3000 people from Europe online to conclude that outsiders view India less favourably under PM Modi as compared to previous regimes .

Yamini Aiyar insinuated that the lack of updated data on the decennial census, household expenditure survey, poverty reduction etc are somehow part of the Modi government's strategy to prevent objective analysis of its economic policies.

The BBC later tweaked its headline to refer to Arun Reddy as 'top India opposition official,' which too is a misleading description of the arrested Congress worker.

USCIRF attempted to portray Islamists as the victims of the pre-planned anti-Hindu carnage during the Jalabhishek Shobha yatra in the Nuh district in Mewat region of Haryana on 31st July 2023.

"Do the Rockefeller and Soros families want their money to be used to advocate for Hamas’s war aims?" asked Wall Street Journal columnist Ira Stoll.

In Bangladesh, BNP and its ideological allies, including pro-Caliphate Hefazat-e-Islam are pushing-forward “India Out” notoriety through various methods.

The controversial programme is being held jointly by the 'Asian American Alliance (AAA)' and 'Muslim Students Association (MSA)'.