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AILAJ and Scroll oppose a Bareilly court's love jihad ruling, dismissing it as a political tool, but the judgment emphasises the real threat of religious coercion and deception.

In an article written by HfHR's co-founder, Scroll denied Hinduphobia and claimed it is a myth. Anti-Hindu organisation HfHR has a history of siding with anti-India elements and terrorist organisations.

The Left and Islamist ecosystem has jumped to defend Parveen Shaikh, principal of Somaiya school, who supports Hamas

In its initial years in India, Omidyar Network backed around 25 organisations that deal with news and government transparency.

Scroll published an article by Rina Chandran that held Indian Hindus responsible for the Islamist violence in Leicester.

Among the proposed changes in the new constitution, was the proposal to name Chile a “plurinational and paritarian” republic, rather than a democratic republic.

The Scroll published a sob story to whitewash the criminality of a 16-year-old stone pelter accused in Kanpur violence.

Scroll distorts 2016 report from Gujarat to attack BJP by making false claims that upper caste Hindus had killed 4 Dalits

Why won’t the “Hindutva extremists” just let the Muslims perform their prayers? Why don’t these “Hindutva extremists” just live and let live?

Scroll and The Swaddle columnist Genesia Alves not only justified violence unleashed upon Hindus in Bangladesh by an Islamist mob for celebrating the Hindu festival Vijayadashami/Dussehra but also gave 'context' to the same justification.