fearmongering

The Economist painted the reform as an anti-Muslim act of state aggression. The article claimed that the Bill “could destroy properties” and allow Hindu nationalists to reclaim land. It framed the amendment as part of a larger RSS-BJP plot to dismantle Muslim identity.

As 'liberals' and Western media hail the poll results, it is time they apologise for malicious fear-mongering they peddled about the state of democracy in India.

Misleading information about CAA still lingers among Indian Muslims, especially in Shaheen Bagh. Mainstream media has been fanning it.

AAP chief Arvind Kejriwal indulged in fearmongering over CAA and also launched a tirade against the persecuted Hindus seeking citizenship

The false assertions of Rahul Gandhi emboldened the Khalistani elements who have eagerly been waiting to legitimise their claims for a separate nationhood.

John Brittas alleged that BJP was trying to create a false sense of communal harmony and brotherhood in the State to gain votes in the election. He questioned the percentage of Muslims in the parliament and government.

Aakar Patel claimed people excluded from NRC in Assam are fighting to prove their citizenship, while the fact is final NRC has not been notified yet

An article on The Atlantic claims that Hinduisation of India is nearly complete under the Narendra Modi government

Retorting to RSS chief Mohan Bhagwat's remarks on 'mob lynching', Asaduddin Owaisi claimed that 'this hatred is a product of Hindutva'

Aviation minister Hardeep S Puri reminded Delhi CM that flights have been banned since March 2020 and India doesn't even have an 'air bubble' service with Singapore.