Arfa Khanum Sherwani

The viral clip is from a podcast Sherwani hosted in February 2026. In this, Nivedita Menon and The Wire’s propagandist not only laugh off the concept of Love Jihad, but also dismiss concerns about a predatory pattern involving Muslim men targeting Hindu women due to religious hatred for Kafirs, as mere Hindu male insecurity.

In an X post published on 21st April, Arfa Khanum Sherwani described the term Love Jihad as "a profound insult to the dignity and intelligence of Hindu women”. She framed the issue as “communal propaganda” meant to “control women” and strip them of their autonomy.

"I have no hesitation in saying that after defeating America, Iran is now the ultimate vishwaguru of the world," Arfa Khnaum Sherwani had tweeted.

While those opposed to the scheme say that it is a ‘ploy’ to construct a temple on the parkland, the CEO of Noida Authority, Krishna Karunesh, said that the land in question is a “facility land” which can be used for various purposes, including community centres or religious sites.

Outrage followed after selective readings of Doval’s speech erased its focus on responsibility and capacity building, revealing a pattern where historical discussion is framed as hatred to shield ideological narratives from scrutiny and public accountability.

When Arfa Khanum Sherwani dismissed a question on jihad as “funny,” she revealed how selective morality trumps journalistic honesty.

You have every right to say "I Love Muhammad". But as a Hindu under siege, I ask, Arfa Khanum Sherwani, why add, "If there is a war in your name, even cowards like us will stand in the first row"?

Yogendra Yadav dismissed going to courts or submitting affidavits and claimed that public perception favored Rahul Gandhi.

The leftists, Modi haters and assorted 'seculars' had been mocking the Modi government for not taking action against Pakistan following the Pahalgam terror attack, where Hindus were massacred by Islamic terrorists. When the government avenged the killings in Pahalgam through 'Operation Sindoor', the same individuals turned to crusaders of peace.

Hours after India struck terror camps in Pakistan, Arfa Khanum and Siddharth Varadrajan began parroting Pakistani narratives, denying terrorist casualties and warning of retaliation—a familiar pattern in their long-standing practice of ideological sabotage.