26/10/2026 The Chhattisgarh High Court accepted a criminal petition filed against Nazia Elahi Khan by an advocate associated with TNRAT and issued her a notice. The court also sought a response from the state government. The petition concerns the controversy over her remarks about religious figures.
15/07/2026 The Supreme Court dismissed a writ petition that sought action against Nazia Elahi Khan over alleged derogatory remarks about Prophet Muhammad made during an Instagram podcast. The petition also sought an order to prevent circulation of the objectionable comments. Khan has denied making the remarks, saying the viral clips are AI-generated or selectively edited.
22/06/2026 Multiple FIRs were registered against Nazia Elahi Khan in Maharashtra and Telangana after an Instagram podcast reel in which she was seen in conversation with host Divya Singh allegedly contained derogatory remarks about Prophet Muhammad. One FIR was lodged at Shanti Nagar police station in Bhiwandi and another zero FIR at JJ Marg police station in Mumbai. Protests and complaints from religious organisations followed across several states.
23/02/2025 Nazia Elahi Khan was attacked on her way to the Maha Kumbh Mela in Prayagraj when her car was allegedly rammed by Muslim men who had followed her from Etah, Uttar Pradesh. She posted a video on X accusing them of attempting to harm her due to her political activism. Her driver claimed it was an accident from falling asleep, but investigations continue amid public outrage from her supporters demanding justice.
19/01/2025 Nazia Elahi Khan delivered a speech at a Hindu activists' gathering in Sulebhavi, Belagavi, Karnataka, alleging that Muslims were being trained in mosques and shrines to trap Hindu women and prepare for an Islamic takeover of India, invoking the conspiracy theory of Ghazwa-e-Hind. She claimed Muslims would destroy anything Hindus worship and promoted narratives of love jihad and communal threats. The speech drew widespread criticism for being inflammatory and led to legal complaints for violating the Model Code of Conduct ahead of elections.
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