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CSOH Report Criticized for Anti-Hindu Bias

CSOH Report Criticized for Anti-Hindu Bias
Love jihad dismissed, conversions ignored, Hindu expression labelled hate: How CSOH’s hate speech report distorts data to push an anti-Hindu narrative · opindia.com

A report by the Centre for the Study of Organised Hate (CSOH) says that most hate speech in India in 2025 came from states ruled by the BJP and mostly targeted Muslims.

But some people, like a politician named Priyank Kharge and news websites, say the report is unfair to Hindus.

They argue that the report ignores real crimes against Hindus and calls them conspiracy theories.

For example, the report says 'love jihad' is not real, but there are many cases where Hindu women were tricked and hurt by men who hid their Muslim identity.

The report also calls events like Shaurya Diwas, which Hindus celebrate, as hate speech.

The people who made the report are being criticized for being biased and not looking at all the facts.

Key facts

Report Source
Centre for the Study of Organised Hate (CSOH)
Hate Speech Events
1,318 in 2025
Targeted Minorities
98% targeted Muslims
BJP-Ruled States
88% of hate speech events
Love Jihad Cases
Over 300 in 2025
CSOH Founder
Raqib Hameed Naik
Hindutva Watch
Platform associated with Naik
Hinduphobia Tracker Data
4,619 hate crimes against Hindus since inception

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