A note to our readers: The international press is baying for our blood, yet again, and you should know why

Dear Readers, I don’t often write a letter to you because I believe you resonate with OpIndia due to the work we do and not because of my explanation of what we do and why we do it. Apart from the other unsubstantiated tropes in the report which only regurgitate what Indian Islamists and Leftists say about OpIndia, the report repeatedly quotes Mohammad Zubair and Pratik Sinha to demand OpIndia’s de-platforming and demonetisation by tech-giants like Google, and Facebook and X. Interestingly, on the very same day, another American publication called ‘checlmyads.org’ targeted OpIndia. Politely tweet the advertiser urging them to add OpIndia to their exclusion list – cc-ing @StopFundingHate — Stop Funding Hate May 25, 2020 From publicly available information, it appears that Richard Wilson, a former corporate fundraiser for Amnesty International, and Rosey Ellum, a charity fundraiser launched ‘Stop Funding Hate’ in August 2016. In 2022, Stop Funding Hate started their campaign against OpIndia again after the Leicester violence against Hindus. Our friends over at @StopFundingHate are fighting back against hate and Islamophobia in India by contacting advertisers one by one 👇🏼https://t.co/qqgW2cGt2n https://t.co/hviZR6Y09N — Nandini Jammi May 28, 2020 A cursory search led me to information that showed that the ‘Checkmyads’ publication that is now, in 2024, targeting OpIndia, has been founded by Nandini Jammi.