Rana Ayyub

It's evident that the BBC has been funded by Huawei of China with obvious Communist of China connections with their founder Ren Zhengfei being a former Captain in People Liberation Army of China.

It is wondered on what logical and moral basis Indian Islamists like Rana Ayyub, Muhammed Zubair, Saba Naqvi, Arfa Sherwani and Zainab Sikander et al along with the gang of Sangjukta Basu, Kavita Krishnan, S Varadarajan and Banojyotsna Lahiri (the elderly GF of Umar Khalid) are protecting and promoting this exclusive and violent desert tribal cult called Islam?

Some Indian twitter users noticed Ayyub's tweet which prominently featured the jihadi motivational speaker Israr Ahmed and assumed self radicalisation was a daily routine for "liberal Muslim" Rana Ayyub.

Foreign media at this point is just a pathetic joke. Their journalists have become pseudo-political critics, and their outlets have long lost their credibility.

It's astonishing that how international publications allow their platforms to be used, without any iota of sanctity and neutrality, and let her run amok with her blatant Anti-Modism.

Finding Bilkis Dadi in 100 influential people for 2020, I started my research on her and was astonished to see except for a convenient interview with Rana Ayyub, she literally has no idea what she is fighting for.

राणा अय्यूब जी के हैं। उनके वाशिंगटन पोस्ट में प्रकाशित लेख जिसका हिंदी अनुवाद कुछ इस तरह है "हाथी के क़त्ल की आलोचना करने वाले और अश्वेतों के जीने के अधिकार की बात करने वाले पाखंडी हैं क्योंकि "कश्मीर तेरे खून से इंकलाब आएगा" जैसे नारों के माध्यम से नौजवानों को दंगे के लिए भड़काने वाली सफूरा जरगर के लिए क्यों नहीं रो रहे हैं।

Rana Ayyub yet again plays with her favourite topic- Connect Prime Minister Modi with Islamophobia, anyhow.

Rana Ayyub, not being any different, again indulges in cheap rhetoric and omits key facts to present a completely one-sided, and often non-factual, narrative.

the Supreme Court today threw out journalist Rana Ayyub’s book ‘Gujarat Files’ which was cited by Centre for Public Interest Litigation, the NGO which had filed the PIL challenging conviction of the accused.