Guardian 'journalist' offers OpIndia editor-in-chief an interview to ‘clarify’ accusations of her being anti-India, anti-Hindu, declines OpIndia's offer to engage in live stream debate

Days after OpIndia exposed the nefarious anti-Hindu and anti-India agenda of leftist propaganda British newspaper The Guardian, the South Asian correspondent of the publication, Hannah Ellis-Petersen, reached out to OpIndia’s editor-in-chief Nupur J Sharma through an email. In the email dated April 1, 2024, Hannah Ellis-Petersen offered to ‘oblige’ OpIndia with an interview to ‘clarify’ the accusations we levelled against the leftist propaganda newspaper, with ample evidence. Today, The Gaudian’s South Asian correspondent, Hannah Ellis-Petersen in yet another email response, declined to engage in a live stream debate where she could respond to OpIndia’s questions over her anti-Hindu, anti-Indian coverage. OpIndia editor-in-chief was the first to warn The Guardian against haranguing Kajal Hindustani Nevertheless, while the leftist propaganda newspaper downplayed the development as an extension of its ‘election coverage, it is important to note that OpIndia’s editor-in-chief, Nupur J Sharma, was among the first to recognise that The Guardian was attempting to use selective people for interviews to further its malicious intent of spreading misinformation in India as the 2024 Lok Sabha elections draw nearer.