Indian Right-Wing leading the charge of Global Islamophobia: Award winning journalist Arfa Khanum
New Delhi: Award-winning journalist and senior Editor of independent media house ‘The Wire’ Arfa Khanum Sherwani on Sunday said the Indian Right-Wing was leading the charge of global Islamophobia industry.
Arfa took to her Twitter handle and said after the Taliban’s capture of Afghanistan the global Islamophobia industry has been revived.
She further went on to add that it was Indian Right-Wing that was leading the charge this time. "As Taliban captures power in Afghanistan, the global Islamophobia industry has been revived. This time the Indian Right Wing is leading the charge,” she wrote in the tweet.
Arfa has been vocal about the core issues of the country and has been subjected to trolls and online hatred several times over the years. She was the only Indian journalist to cover the 2014 Afghan presidential elections.
She has received the Red Ink Award and the Chameli Devi Jain Award for her work.
As Taliban captures power in Afghanistan, the global Islamophobia industry has been revived.
— Arfa Khanum Sherwani (@khanumarfa) August 22, 2021
This time the Indian Right Wing is leading the charge.
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Man killed in flat ceiling plaster crash, wife and son hurt
Thane (PTI): A 45-year-old man was killed, and his wife and son were injured when a portion of plaster from the ceiling collapsed in their flat in a seven-storey building in Thane on Saturday, officials said.
Chief of the Regional Disaster Management Cell, Yasin Tadvi, said the 16-year-old building is not listed in the "dangerous" category.
"The incident occurred in Karumdev Society at about 3 am. The plaster of the hall in a flat on the terrace floor suddenly fell while the occupants were asleep", he said.
Of the four people who were inside the room, two suffered minor injuries and were discharged after primary treatment, Tadvi stated.
The injured persons were identified as Arpita More (42), who suffered minor head injuries, and her son Arush More (16), who sustained injuries to both legs.
Manoj More (45), who sustained chest injuries, died during treatment at a private hospital.
