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Gandhi Family & Congress(I): Pushing Destruction of Muslim Trust While Leaving Path Clear for Modi Ji in Bihar By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui In a tragic display of political irresponsibility, Rahul Gandhi and Priyanka Gandhi are relentlessly steering the Congress (I) party toward frivolous, distracting narratives such as ‘Vote Chor, Gaddi Chor’ and crude personal attacks, […]

Investigative Report: Water Terrorism Policy, Hindutva’s Dirty Work, and Targeting Punjab Farmers in India-Pakistan Geopolitics  By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui Introduction: A Devious Design Behind the Floods In recent years, Indian Punjab—once the breadbasket of the nation—has faced unprecedented flooding. The official narrative describes these floods as natural calamities exacerbated by climate change and mismanagement. However,

Birds of a Feather Flock Together: Why Modi Has No Place in the SCO – By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui The Shanghai Cooperation Organisation (SCO) was envisioned as a multilateral platform for fostering regional peace, stability, and cooperation. Built on principles of mutual respect, equality, and coexistence, it is a table where Eurasian powers, Muslim-majority states,

Prashant Kishor’s Vision: A Politics Without Muslims in Bihar By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui In his latest interview with the BBC, political strategist-turned-leader Prashant Kishor once again unveiled a vision for Bihar’s politics that sends a chilling message to the state’s largest minority. With calculated candor, Kishor reiterated his claim that elections in Bihar can—and should—be

Bihar Elections 2025: Secular Parties, Owaisi’s Politics, and the Battle for Muslim Votes By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui A Battle Larger Than Bihar The Bihar Assembly Elections 2025 are not merely a state contest; they have become a national test of secular politics in India. While Nitish Kumar’s ever-changing alliances, Lalu Prasad Yadav’s RJD, and the

Shahid Siddiqui’s “I Witness”: A Chronicle of Lies, Not Truth By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui A Book of Fabricated Memories When Shahid Siddiqui released his book I Witness, it was projected as a testimony of his journalistic career and political involvement. But on closer examination, the book reads less like a truthful memoir and more like

The Politics of Exposure: Voter ID Cards and the Targeting of Muslim Women in India By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui A Manufactured Identity Crisis The introduction of compulsory Voter Photo Identity Cards (EPICs) was marketed as an administrative reform to strengthen Indian democracy. But beneath the surface, this system has been systematically weaponized against Muslim women,

India Without a Constitution: From Democracy to Majoritarian Rule Part 2 – Hate as State Policy: Islamophobia Since Independence By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui Islamophobia Was Not Born in 2014 The popular media narrative paints the rise of Islamophobia as a direct consequence of Narendra Modi’s ascent to power in 2014. But this framing is selective,

AIMMM at 70: Congress’s Old Agents Masquerading as Muslim Umbrella By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui When the All India Muslim Majlis-e-Mushawarat (AIMMM) announced its 70th anniversary “All India Muslim Convention” at the India Islamic Cultural Centre (IICC), Delhi on August 16, 2025, it came wrapped in the same deceptive cloak it has worn for decades —

India Without a Constitution: From Democracy to Majoritarian Rule Part 1 – The Myth of the World’s Largest Democracy By Ahmed Sohail Siddiqui A Democracy in Name Only Since its birth in 1947, India has proudly branded itself as the “world’s largest democracy.” The Constitution — adopted on 26 January 1950 — promised equality before